Trump Jr 'follows' Miss USA Regina Turner who led double life as call girl according to husband
A New York surgeon reportedly settled his divorce from a Miss USA contestant before the case could go to trial and possibly reveal more details about her alleged double life as a high-profile call girl. In a bizarre development, it also emerged that former President Donald J Trump's eldest son was 'following' the beauty queen on Instagram.
Turner's Instagram profile shows her and her ex-husband during happier times – vacationing in international destinations, slicing their wedding cake, and kissing each other on the North Fork of Long Island, where they shared a lavish waterfront property worth more than $2.5 million. According to the New York Daily News, which first broke details of the controversy, Donald Trump Jr. was one of Turner's 586 followers on Instagram. It's worth noting that the Trump scion, who now controls the former president's organization, follows more than 5,600 people on the platform.
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Turner, 32, was in the news before the allegations as a beauty queen who frequently talked about being a dentist and helping needy countries, Heavy reported. A video where she was crowned Miss Connecticut 2011 has a caption that describes her. “Regina Turner is the 5’7″ brown-eyed, daughter of Joyce and Jeff Turner. Her career ambition is to become a dentist. She wants to be able to educate young children as well as travel to third-world countries to help those in need. Her hobbies include; working out, keeping up with the latest fashion magazines, and reading. Regina describes herself as sweet, ambitious, and caring," it reads. She kept her name Regina Kim on Facebook.
Turner was a resident of Old Saybrook who attended Portland High School, according to the Middletown Press in 2011. She was also a dental major at Tunxis Community College in Farmington. She competed for the Miss USA title as Miss Connecticut. “Contrary to the beliefs of some, being Miss Connecticut isn’t about evening gowns and tiaras,” Turner had said to the news outlet.
The New York Daily News exclusive reported that Turner “stumbled upon her secret life as a high-end hooker,” earning almost $700,000 in cash working as an escort before and after her marriage to the surgeon. “Not to belabor the obvious but… defendant clearly committed material fraud upon Dr Kim by concealing her sale of sexual services in exchange for money prior to the marriage,” according to the doctor. “As is further obvious, plaintiff would have never married defendant absent her lies and concealment.”
Kim claims he uncovered her secret existence in 2020 when he spotted a "raunchy iMessage" from a man to Turner. According to the Daily News, he learned that among her clients were a "prominent businessman, a New Jersey-based real estate executive, and an award-winning lighting designer." Turner declined to comment on the allegations. Kim claimed she concealed her travels by claiming she was traveling to China to develop a clothing app.
The doctor claimed Turner lied to him about other aspects of her past, including that she had studied science at the University of Connecticut for three years before leaving to compete in the Miss USA pageant. The Daily Mail reported that Turner had never graduated from high school, according to Dr. Kim's papers.
According to the papers, Turner stated in January that she had no income and was completely dependent on her spouse for sustenance. “On many of the occasions that defendant represented that she was out with girlfriends, she was, in fact, providing sexual services in exchange for money to men,” the complaint states.
Regina Turner's ex-husband, Dr Han Jo Kimj, is listed as a Spine Surgeon at HSS, Hospital for Special Surgery, “specializing in cervical spine and scoliosis surgery.” According to his biography on the hospital website, Kim “completed a spine fellowship in adult and pediatric spinal deformity and scoliosis surgery followed by a sub-specialized fellowship in cervical spine surgery at Barnes-Jewish Hospital at Washington University in St. Louis.”
Kim is also a volunteer surgeon in Ghana, West Africa, where he has “surgically treated some of the rarest and complex spinal deformities in pediatric and adult patients. The severity of scoliosis he has seen and treated is so rare that the average spine surgeon may only see one to two cases a year. Over the course of his career, he has successfully operated on hundreds of rare and complex spinal deformities,” the bio adds.