Bill Gates was allegedly blackmailed by Jeffrey Epstein for his multibillion-dollar charitable fund as he threatened to expose Gates' affair with a Russian bridge player named Mila Antonova. Epstein knew about the affair which happened sometime in 2010 and met Antonova later in 2013 when she was trying to raise funds for her online bridge business, called BridgePlanet. Antonova also confirmed that she stayed in an apartment in 2014 provided by Epstein during her trip to New York City.

Gates met with Epstein multiple times between 2011 and 2017, some of which were dinners at Epstein's townhouse. The Microsoft co-founder found the game of bridge to be one of his favorite hobbies and met Antonova at a tournament in 2010. According to documents seen by the Wall Street Journal, they had an affair around the same time. However, Gates’ spokesperson said that he had met with Epstein solely for philanthropic purposes but failed to leverage a past relationship to threaten Mr. Gates, who did not pay for the cost of Antonova's coding school.

The mission of Antonova's online bridge business was to create quality tutorials for beginners and advanced players. She was hoping to raise $500,000 for the venture and was introduced to Epstein in 2013 through Boris Nikolic, an advisor of Gates. Epstein did not bankroll the project but later paid for Antonova to attend a software coding school. Epstein exploited his knowledge of Gates' affair with Antonova to blackmail him to participate in his multibillion-dollar charitable fund in 2017.

Bill Gates was allegedly blackmailed by Jeffrey Epstein for his multibillion-dollar charitable fund as he threatened to expose Gates' affair with a Russian bridge player named Mila Antonova. Epstein knew about the affair which happened sometime in 2010 and met Antonova later in 2013 when she was trying to raise funds for her online bridge business, called BridgePlanet. Antonova also confirmed that she stayed in an apartment in 2014 provided by Epstein during her trip to New York City.
Gates met with Epstein multiple times between 2011 and 2017, some of which were dinners at Epstein's townhouse. The Microsoft co-founder found the game of bridge to be one of his favorite hobbies and met Antonova at a tournament in 2010. According to documents seen by the Wall Street Journal, they had an affair around the same time. However, Gates’ spokesperson said that he had met with Epstein solely for philanthropic purposes but failed to leverage a past relationship to threaten Mr. Gates, who did not pay for the cost of Antonova's coding school.
The mission of Antonova's online bridge business was to create quality tutorials for beginners and advanced players. She was hoping to raise $500,000 for the venture and was introduced to Epstein in 2013 through Boris Nikolic, an advisor of Gates. Epstein did not bankroll the project but later paid for Antonova to attend a software coding school. Epstein exploited his knowledge of Gates' affair with Antonova to blackmail him to participate in his multibillion-dollar charitable fund in 2017.

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