While Washington braces for a long-overdue document dump on Jeffrey Epstein, a jaw-dropping episode from Bill Clinton’s past is resurfacing.

According to multiple insiders, the former president stunned even his own aides in 2002 when he insisted on bringing Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell — neither related, neither invited — as personal guests to the wedding of Moroccan King Mohammed VI.

Yes, that Jeffrey Epstein. And that Ghislaine Maxwell — now serving a 20-year federal prison sentence.

“[Clinton] brought them as guests to a king’s wedding. I mean, it almost sounds made up,” one source familiar with the matter said.

It wasn’t made up.

Sources say Clinton’s team didn’t merely ask — they “insisted” and “pushed” for Epstein and Maxwell to be added to the guest list for one of the most exclusive royal ceremonies on earth.

“How many times in your life have you been invited as a guest of a guest at a wedding?” one insider asked. Another put it more bluntly:

“What kind of person would impose [and] bring someone to a wedding?”

The request reportedly raised eyebrows even within Democratic circles, where it has lingered as quiet “lore” for more than two decades.

Clinton didn’t just vouch for Epstein and Maxwell — he traveled with them, boarding Epstein’s private jet, the infamous “Lolita Express,” for the flight to Morocco. Chelsea Clinton, then studying at Oxford, traveled separately.

“Chelsea very much wanted to go, and the president very much wanted to go,” a second source explained, noting Hillary Clinton was serving in the U.S. Senate and did not attend. Once there, the scene reportedly grew even stranger.

“Clinton and Epstein and Ghislaine sat with the king,” the source said. “It was like a formal, sit-down, black-tie, fancy, fancy wedding.”

At Chelsea Clinton’s urging, the group posed for a photograph — now obtained by The New York Post — capturing the former president smiling alongside Epstein and Maxwell, with Moroccan officials crowding in.

“It was important to her to take a picture with her father,” the insider said.

Despite reports that as many as 1,500 people were invited, sources estimate closer to 250 guests actually attended, making Epstein and Maxwell’s presence all the more glaring. “The wedding ceremony wasn’t huge. The dinner wasn’t huge,” one source said. “It was a relatively private, you know, high-society, tightly attended event.”

And yet Clinton brought along two outsiders — one of whom would later become the most notorious sex trafficker of the modern era.

To be clear, sources say they do not believe Clinton knew about Epstein’s sex crimes at the time. But they also say the relationship reflects disastrously on his judgment — especially given Clinton’s own past scandals. “The idea that they would take [Epstein] was a head-scratcher,” one said.

Another insider added: “The guy seemed like a total swindler and BS artist. It wasn’t uncommon that Clinton and those people would be taken by him.”

Still, critics note that others were never afforded such generous benefit of the doubt — especially President Trump.

Sources dismiss the notion that Clinton needed Epstein’s plane. “The king of Morocco would have sent seven 747s to get him to that wedding,” one said. So why insist?

“These are people that he just all of a sudden, out of thin air, takes to a wedding in Morocco. I mean, it was totally crazy,” the source said.
“It was lore in Clintonworld for a long, long time.”

The revelation lands as the Justice Department faces a congressionally mandated deadline to release long-sealed Epstein files — records that could finally clarify who knew what, and when.

Clinton’s spokesman did not deny the wedding invitation, dismissing the scrutiny instead: “I don’t know how many times we need to say there was travel more than 20 years ago before he was cut off… But nice try.”

The same spokesman has insisted Clinton severed ties in 2005 — years before Epstein’s 2008 plea deal. But even that breakup has a curious explanation. According to one insider, Clinton finally soured on Epstein not over morality — but over ego. “[Epstein] claimed that he invented the derivatives market,” the source said. “That really pissed [Clinton] off… because then it makes you question, ‘What else does he tell us about that’s bulls–t?’”