Anonymous reveals Naomi Campbell among those included in Epstein's black book, internet says 'we have to cancel her'
Following George Floyd's disturbing death and the riots in Minneapolis, Anonymous has taken over Twitter with jaw-dropping revelations about top celebrities. Naomi Campbell —one of the original supermodels of the 1980s — was dragged into the controversy when the hacktivists linked her to Jeffrey Epstein along with Donald Trump and many others.
On Twitter, they blamed several people in power for the recent violence against black people in the United States. Not just that, they released a document and named it Jeffery Epstein’s Little Black Book. The leaked document names Campbell along with Trump, Ivanka Trump, Prince Andrew, Phil Collins, and Tony Blair.
In the leaked pictures, Trump and Epstein could be seen together while enjoying at a party. The documents say a woman filed a complaint stating that when she was a 13-year-old Trump and Epstein allegedly raped her. No sooner did the documents start to do the rounds on Twitter, people expressed their shock. "Am I reading this correctly? It’s so disgusting to see so many women on this list. Especially when so many young girls were the ones being exploited @NaomiCampbell @IvankaTrump #EatTheRich #Anonymous," one tweet read. Another said, "Trump a PEDO? Not surprised #NaomiCampbell."
People started dissing Campbell on Twitter and Instagram. "#NaomiCampbell in an interview " I wanna be remembered as a bad b***h" Oh don’t worry my dear we won’t forget what kind of real b***h snake you are in reality she will be remembered as a trash b***h indeed," one user posted and another wrote, "I was so happy to see her at Paris Fashion Week but that b***h is a pedophile !! She was the role model of many black girls but we have to cancel her." Another went on to post, "In the midst of all of this, y’all want me to not stab #NaomiCampbell."
As more fans and followers unleashed their hatred, Campbell disabled her Instagram comments. "So #NaomiCampbell closed her Instagram comments... which owes nothing fears nothing," one said and another posted, "Why did #NaomiCampbell closed her Instagram comments?"
While several Twitter users were astonished, some fans stood in support of the model, even saying she was a pioneer of sorts for black girls in fashion. "BYEEEEEE!!! Y’all cancel anything without some type of proof. Rofl! @NaomiCampbell put black girls on the map. Y’all really tried during this #BlackLivesMatter movement."
One user, meanwhile, wrote, "This pandemic has pulled the curtain back on the cult of celebrities. People have woken up to realize that they are wrongly worshipped and don't meaningfully contribute to society! #Anonymous leaks of celebrities connected with #Epstein is the nail in the coffin! #NaomiCampbell."