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Several social media accounts and pages have claimed that Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram performed at concerts on Jeffrey Epstein’s renowned island, Little Saint James, amid ongoing international controversy following the release of millions of documents related to the infamous sex offender.

Epstein was apprehended in 2019 on charges of leading a sex trafficking ring and exploiting minors sexually. Numerous prominent figures worldwide are also associated with the American billionaire.

Recently, some individuals alleged that Ajram visited Little Saint James, falsely asserting that she attended Epstein’s parties—allegations fueled by her appearance at a controversial event where sculptures of human heads were displayed on the tables.

In related social media activity, a video circulated showing Ajram at a banquet with human head sculptures, which drew significant attention and criticism. During that event, she was accused of being affiliated with the Freemasonry movement, known for its secretive origins, goals, rapid expansion, and influence, partly due to her presence at an event featuring rituals considered “satanic,” although some interpret these as mere table decorations.

In her defense, Nancy Ajram responded publicly, denying any connection to Epstein’s island. She stated that these claims are baseless and intended to tarnish her reputation and career. Ajram emphasized the importance of legal and judicial authority, writing on X, “Ignoring and remaining silent never mean accepting reality. Unfortunately, social media has become a platform for anyone to spread whatever they want, so the law and judiciary must make the final decision.”

Her official media office issued a statement clarifying that “the circulating rumors and false information are a deliberate act of slander and defamation, with no factual basis. Linking her name to any related files or entities is completely unfounded.” The office assured that legal measures are being pursued against anyone involved in disseminating or promoting these false reports through any means, without leniency.

In 2024, Ajram also became embroiled in controversy after a video surfaced showing her at a banquet with human heads on the tables, sitting next to her husband, Dr. Fadi Al-Hashem. She was accused of being part of the Freemasonry movement, given the mysterious nature of its origins and goals, and because she appeared in an event that included ritualistic elements perceived by some as “satanic,” despite the possibility that it was merely a display of decor.

Fans and critics noted that in a photo shared on her Instagram, Ajram covered part of her face with her hands—a gesture many associated with Freemasonry symbols. Comments on the post ranged from questioning whether she had “sold her soul” to accusations of using Masonic symbolism, with some stating they would no longer support her due to these allegations.

Nancy Ajram publicly addressed these rumors, asserting that they are false and motivated by malicious intent to damage her reputation. She reiterated her commitment to legal procedures, emphasizing that any false information will be dealt with appropriately.