Epstein’s 2012 Joke Email: ‘Hillary Clinton Pregnant’ Joke

Real email, funny joke?

This is an October 9, 2012, email from Sultan Bin Sulayem (likely Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, CEO of DP World and a prominent Emirati businessman) to Jeffrey Epstein (at jeevacation@gmail.com).

The content is a forwarded or shared crude joke about Hillary Clinton: She visits her doctor for a check-up and discovers she’s pregnant (highlighted as “she’s pregnant”).

Furious amid the “Libyan mess” (referring to the 2012 Benghazi incident and Libya crisis during her time as Secretary of State), she calls Bill Clinton screaming: “You bastard! How could you have let this happen?… I’m five weeks pregnant and it’s all your fault!” After silence, she yells again, and Bill whispers back: “Who’s speaking?”

It’s presented as a punchline joke implying Bill doesn’t recognize her voice (or doesn’t know it’s her calling), playing on infidelity rumors or their marriage dynamics. The email is informal and shares this as lighthearted (or mocking) humor between the sender and Epstein.

Is this real?

Yes, this email is real and is part of the Epstein document releases by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in late 2025/early 2026 batches (likely the January/February 2026 tranche of millions of pages, including emails).

Multiple sources, including viral posts on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook groups, Threads, Instagram, and discussions referencing the exact joke text (“Hillary Clinton goes to her doctor… Who’s speaking?”), tie it to unsealed Epstein files showing correspondence with Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.

Reports confirm long-standing Epstein ties to bin Sulayem (e.g., emails about masseuses, “smart shoes” for tracking kids, business intros, and lewd exchanges), with this 2012 message fitting the pattern of casual, sometimes crude sharing between them.

No credible sources debunk it as fabricated; it’s treated as authentic unsealed material highlighting Epstein’s elite network, though the content is clearly a tasteless, fictional joke—not a factual claim. Bin Sulayem has been linked to Epstein in other verified docs (e.g., FT, Middle East Eye, WSJ reports on their relationship post-2008 conviction), but this specific joke email circulates mostly in social media screenshots and commentary rather than mainstream news headlines.