#Trump had dinner at Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion, housekeeper claims

The pair ultimately fell out over a real estate deal in Florida in 2004, when both tried to buy the same house.

Mr Trump is mentioned several times in the latest release of documents. In one deposition, a woman working for Epstein said he would “call up Trump” to go to a casino, after an unscheduled visit to Atlantic City in New Jersey.

Elsewhere in Mr Alessi’s testimony, he said he had waited for Maxwell to receive a massage before taking her to Mar-a-Lago.

The former housekeeper’s evidence names several other high-profile figures, including the Duke of York and his then-wife, Sarah Ferguson.

Asked whether the prince would have massages in Epstein’s home, he replied: “Prince Andrew, yes, Prince Andrew spent weeks with us,” adding that the massages would take place “daily”.

There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by either Ms Ferguson or Mr Trump.

More than 100 files from a 2015 defamation action by Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s accusers, against Maxwell are expected to be released in the coming days.

They follow a New York judge’s decision to unseal documents that had previously been held confidentially, after an application by The Miami Herald.

Mr Trump is one of two former presidents named in the unsealed court documents, with alleged victims of Epstein also referring to Bill Clinton in their testimony.

Johannah Sjoberg, who worked as a massage therapist for Epstein, said that he had once told her that Mr Clinton “likes them young”, in what she said was a reference to women.

There is no suggestion that Mr Clinton engaged in illegal activity, and a spokesman for the former president has said that he was not aware of Epstein’s crimes.

The pair flew together on a trip to Africa on Epstein’s plane, and although Ms Giuffre has previously claimed that Mr Clinton visited the financier’s private island in the Caribbean, no evidence has been provided to support that allegation.