Stephen King seemed to surprisingly side with Donald Trump’s administration about Jeffrey Epstein’s “client list” on Tuesday, to the shock of many of his fans. King posted to X, a platform he once vowed to leave in protest to Elon Musk’s takeover,

Stephen King has a message for Donald Trump voters who feel disillusioned by his administration’s handling of the case files on Jeffrey Epstein: Grow up.

Stephen King has commented on the Jeffrey Epstein files, with the horror writer now facing backlash for his views on the client list.

Stephen King has clarified the meaning behind the unusual post he made over Jeffrey Epstein's rumored client list. On Tuesday (July 15), the popular horror author took to X, formerly Twitter, to essentially question the existence of the document.

Elon Musk has made it clear he is no fan of Stephen King, after the 'It' author rejected the possibility of the Epstein list existing.

In February 2025, during an interview with Fox News, US Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Epstein files were already on her desk for final review. Meanwhile, after the DOJ’s memo release, Donald Trump shared a post on Truth Social saying that people should not focus on Jeffrey Epstein as he wasn’t significant.

Stephen King caused a stir on Twitter when he said the Epstein list wasn't real, but now fans think they know what it means

Stephen King’s post dismissing the Epstein client list has sparked backlash from conspiracy supporters online.

Stephen King is under fire after a tweet mocking the existence of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged client list. The author wrote, “The Epstein client list is real. So is the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus,” sparking backlash and confusion.

Stephen King’s surprising dig at the infamous Jeffrey Epstein “list” has sparked debate.According to Unilad, King's fans are concerned after the author made an unusual tweet about Epstein's infamous 'client' list.

Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was a "product of one or more elements of the intelligence community," Eric Weinstein, the mathematician and a former managing director of Thiel Capital, said during an appearance on the Diary of a CEO podcast, hosted by Steven Bartlett.