Who is Amanda Ungaro? All the reports about Brazilian model’s husband, kids and threats to ‘expose’ Melania Trump after Epstein’s denials

On social media platforms, some are establishing direct contact with former Brazilian diplomat and former associate of Trump deputy Paolo Zampolli. Melania Trump’s The unexpected remarks came at the White House on Thursday.

An account named Ungaro, claiming to be a survivor Epstein A longtime collaborator of the first lady, she threatened to reveal what she called Melania’s “hidden relationship.”

“Hi Melania, I’ve been by your side for 20 years,” the account wrote, adding, “You know I’m in icedo you know what hurts after so long? I stay in close contact with your family – your mother and father – at events and everything else, not because of you, but because of them. So please shut up when you talk about me. Because I will reveal everything I know. “The account, which has been active since December 2025, has a blue verification checkmark and is reportedly located in Latin America. However, HT.com cannot independently confirm the legitimacy of the account or the claims it makes.”

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She previously served as Grenada’s ambassador to the United Nations, where she focused on the environment and the “blue economy,” according to the New York Times.

She was reportedly in a long-term relationship with Italian-American businessman Zampoli, who introduced Melania to Donald Trump in 1998. Amanda Ungaro and Zampoli, who have a teenage son together, ended their relationship in 2021 after years of living together.

Melania and Ungaro, 41, came to the United States from Slovenia and Brazil in pursuit of a better life.

In an interview with Brazilian newspaper O Globo, Ungaro shared how she flew from Paris to New York on Epstein’s private jet when she was 17, along with her then-agent Jean-Luc Brunel.

“There were about 30 girls, beautiful and young, and I immediately felt uncomfortable and wanted to get off the plane. I sensed something was wrong but didn’t fully understand the abuse at the time,” she recalled of the flight. However, she stopped short of directly accusing Epstein of physically assaulting her.

Zampoli admitted that while she was in custody, she contacted a senior Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official to inquire about Ungaro. However, Zampoli denied trying to secure special treatment for her, People reported.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) dismissed allegations of political interference in the case, insisting that any suggestion that Ungaro was targeted for political reasons was untrue. The agency further said she was deported for violating immigration laws.