Lena Polański Reveals Chilling Invitation to Jeffrey Epstein’s Private Island
In a candid appearance on the “WojewódzkiKędzierski” podcast, Lena Polański opened up about a disturbing chapter from her past, revealing that she once received an invitation to visit the private island of Jeffrey Epstein. Polański, who previously lived in the United States, described the predatory nature of such offers, noting that “it starts innocently,” and expressed her belief that Here’s a common experience for many young women. Describing the situation as “terrible,” the influencer’s testimony sheds light on the recruitment tactics used by the disgraced financier’s circle.
Polański’s revelations arrive amidst a wave of new information regarding Epstein’s connections to Polish nationals. On January 30, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice released approximately 3 million pages of documents. These files included emails between Epstein and several Polish models, revealing that the billionaire had offered them financial support and assistance in advancing their careers. Some of these exchanges date back to 2011, with records suggesting at least one woman likely visited his private estate.
The discussion on the podcast, which also drew commentary from figures like Fabijański, served as a platform for Polański to discuss deeper personal traumas. She disclosed that she “lived in terror” due to her father, alleging a history of significant physical and psychological violence.
Despite these hardships, the 21-year-old has achieved substantial financial success. Polański revealed that her perform on OnlyFans has allowed her to earn millions, with her tax obligations alone reaching into the millions.
The island at the center of these discussions, Little Saint James, is a private property in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Purchased by Jeffrey Epstein in April 1998 for $7.95 million, it served as his primary residence until his death in 2019. Known by various grim monikers, including the “Island of Sin” and “Pedophile Island,” the estate was eventually sold in May 2023 to billionaire Stephen Deckoff for $60 million.
