NEWLY unearthed photos appear to show one of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged sex slaves attending Naomi Campbell’s glitzy birthday party in St Tropez.
The disturbing snaps show a young blonde teenage girl - thought to be Virginia Roberts - being paraded at the glam French Riviera bash in 2001.
Representatives for Campbell denied she was close friends with Epstein - and said that he had only been invited to her birthday party by her then boyfriend, Flavio Briatore.
There is no suggestion the supermodel or her guests knew who Ms Roberts was - nor had any knowledge of Epstein's behaviour.
In the pics, the girl can even be seen wearing the same style of cropped white top and multicoloured trousers worn by Roberts in her infamous photo with Prince Andrew.
In that 2001 snap, the Duke of York grins as he grasps then-17-year-old Ms Roberts by her bare midriff at the home of Brit socialite Ghislaine Maxwell.
It was there that Ms Roberts claims Epstein "lent" her out to have sex with the royal - which he has vehemently denied.
Ms Maxwell - paedo billionaire Epstein's alleged "madam" - can also be seen in the bombshell pics from the exclusive St Tropez event.
BOMBSHELL TESTIMONY
If the snaps do show Ms Roberts - who now goes by Giuffre - they could prove her bombshell testimony revealed in court documents released last week.
In the manuscript written by Ms Giuffre, 36, she even describes being lent out to another man after the birthday party.
Ms Giuffre has alleged that she was procured by “madame” Maxwell, 57, the daughter of disgraced tycoon Robert Maxwell, as a teenage “sex slave” for Epstein.
VIP BASH
Virginia describes meeting “stunningly beautiful” Campbell – who was wearing a D&G bikini top – before dancing the night away with a mysterious “young prince” who she does not name.
She had been flown there with Epstein and Maxwell in the financier's private jet during a six week trip to Europe, she claimed.
Photos from the birthday party - on board the a luxury yacht named "Lady in Blue" - show the girl believed to be Ms Giuffre standing awkwardly near adult A-listers.
Ex-Formula 1 star Eddie Jordan and Ms Campbell's then boyfriend Mr Briatore - who once co-owned Queens Park Rangers Football Club - can also be seen.
A grey-haired man - believed to be Epstein - is pictured in blue standing next to the girl with a sweatshirt thrown over his shoulders.
'LENT OUT TO BUSINESSMAN'
The photos were taken on May 19, 2001 - two months after Ms Giuffre claims she was flown to London where she met Prince Andrew.
In her manuscript, she wrote: “I was so excited, we were going to France for a close friend of Jeffrey and Ghislaine’s birthday party, famed super-model Naomi Campbell.
“Her charisma was energetic, funny, and everyone seemed to hang off of her every word and laugh at her every joke.
“Ghislaine and Jeffrey kissed her cheeks and wished her a happy birthday, and then I was introduced and followed in their suit."
She added: "It was a fun bash, the entire crowd sang 'Happy Birthday' to Naomi and by the time we got back in the car to retreat for the night I was giddy from drinking and dancing all evening."
Later, Virginia alleges that Epstein lent her out to US businessman when they retired back to their hotel.
She claims she performed a sex act on him "just to shut him up" - and it lasted for "two horrible minutes".
Epstein, 66, is believed to have hanged himself in a New York jail on Saturday while facing child sex trafficking charges.
He was found dead days after being taken off suicide watch - reportedly at the request of his own lawyers.
The Department of Justice and the FBI have both launched investigations into the sex beast's death.
Ms Maxwell, who has gone into hiding, denied all the allegations.
Buckingham Palace has strenuously denied the allegations made against Prince Andrew - which have previously been thrown out of court.
A palace spokesman said: "Any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors is categorically untrue.
“It is emphatically denied that the Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts.
“Any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation.”
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