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Amanda Ungaro Arrived in the U.S. on Jeffrey Epstein's Plane at 17 -- Now She's Going After Melania Trump From Brazil
Amanda Ungaro Arrived in the U.S. on Jeffrey Epstein's Plane at 17 — Now She's Going After Melania Trump From Brazil
Olamide Oloro
Fri, 10 April 2026 at 12:04 pm GMT-7
On the same day First Lady Melania Trump stood in the White House Grand Foyer to deny any connection to Jeffrey Epstein, a series of posts from a woman named Amanda Ungaro started racking up hundreds of thousands of views on X. The posts were direct replies to Melania's archived First Lady account. They were personal, combative, and specific. Ungaro claimed a relationship with the First Lady spanning two decades. She referenced being detained by ICE. She threatened legal action. One post pulled in over 300,000 views. Another topped 46,000.
The internet immediately wanted to know who she was. The answer, as it turns out, connects Jeffrey Epstein, the man who introduced the Trumps, a senior ICE official, and a custody battle that ended in deportation.
Amanda Ungaro is a Brazilian former model who arrived in the United States around 2002. She was 16 or 17 years old. According to a New York Times investigation and reporting corroborated by multiple outlets, she flew to New York on Jeffrey Epstein's private plane from Paris. Her modeling agent at the time was Jean-Luc Brunel, who was later accused of procuring young women for Epstein. Brunel died in a French jail in 2022 while awaiting trial on charges of rape and sexual assault of minors. Ungaro has been cited in recent discussions as a survivor of the Epstein network.
Olamide Oloro
Fri, 10 April 2026 at 12:04 pm GMT-7
On the same day First Lady Melania Trump stood in the White House Grand Foyer to deny any connection to Jeffrey Epstein, a series of posts from a woman named Amanda Ungaro started racking up hundreds of thousands of views on X. The posts were direct replies to Melania's archived First Lady account. They were personal, combative, and specific. Ungaro claimed a relationship with the First Lady spanning two decades. She referenced being detained by ICE. She threatened legal action. One post pulled in over 300,000 views. Another topped 46,000.
The internet immediately wanted to know who she was. The answer, as it turns out, connects Jeffrey Epstein, the man who introduced the Trumps, a senior ICE official, and a custody battle that ended in deportation.
Amanda Ungaro is a Brazilian former model who arrived in the United States around 2002. She was 16 or 17 years old. According to a New York Times investigation and reporting corroborated by multiple outlets, she flew to New York on Jeffrey Epstein's private plane from Paris. Her modeling agent at the time was Jean-Luc Brunel, who was later accused of procuring young women for Epstein. Brunel died in a French jail in 2022 while awaiting trial on charges of rape and sexual assault of minors. Ungaro has been cited in recent discussions as a survivor of the Epstein network.
The rest: https://uk.news.yahoo.com/amanda-ungaro-arrived-u-jeffrey-190403529.html
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