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Paz de la Huerta Speaks on Epstein, Weinstein, and Hollywood’s Power Circles - Part 1 #30

from Ego Was Here · host Anna Iris

Actress, model, and painter Paz de la Huerta speaks about Epstein, Weinstein, and why she decided to come forward publicly. She describes abuse she says she experienced in her family and how exploitation by powerful figures shaped her life. In this episode of Ego Was Here, Paz says she was sexually abused by members of her family and grew up under extreme control. She talks about her father’s background in Spanish aristocracy and her mother’s public role connected to the United Nations, and the contrast she describes between her family’s public image and what she says was happening privately. Paz claims she was trafficked by her mother and sold to Harvey Weinstein. She also says she has lived under threat for years, including what she describes as multiple attempts on her life, and that she has been in hiding for safety. She links parts of her story to names she says appear in the Epstein materials, including references to the Brunel family. She explains that she’s speaking publicly now to raise awareness about trafficking and exploitation and to support others who have been harmed.

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