Melinda Gates is opening up for the first time about her ex-husband Bill Gates’ ties to Jeffrey Epstein, and the disgust she felt when she came face-to-face with the disgraced late financier herself.
Bill Gates said in a statement he regrets his past with Jeffrey Epstein.
Asked about the rumors that there was more than one affair, Melinda said: "I think those are questions Bill needs to answer." "That’s part of the grieving process," said Melinda. "You’re grieving a loss of something you thought you had and thought you had for a lifetime."
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