Rebecca Romijn’s surprise Epstein island visit gets exposed by husband Jerry O’Connell mid-comedy routine

During a recent comedy show at Cynthia Rowley’s Hamptons store, actor Jerry O’Connell made an unexpected revelation about his wife Rebecca Romijn’s past connection to Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous island. The disclosure came during a comedy set co-hosted by O’Connell and comedian Seth Herzog.

The evening took an interesting turn when Herzog was performing a segment about Epstein’s island, joking about its alleged widespread guest list. Herzog mentioned that “everyone went” to the island, even making a light-hearted reference to late scientist Stephen Hawking’s supposed visit.

It was at this moment that O’Connell casually announced that his wife, model and actress Rebecca Romijn, had once been to Epstein’s island. Romijn joins a long list of celebrities who have been connected to Epstein through various associations. However, he quickly clarified that nothing inappropriate had occurred during the visit, stating explicitly that “there was no massaging of feet.”

More details about Rebecca Romijn’s modeling career and success

Romijn, who has achieved significant success in both modeling and acting, is known for her roles in X-Men and Ugly Betty.”\ Her modeling career saw her grace the covers of prestigious magazines including Sports Illustrated, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour. She has also worked with major fashion brands such as Christian Dior, La Perla, Tommy Hilfiger, and Victoria’s Secret.

Following O’Connell’s revelation, Herzog continued the comedy show by asking if anyone else wanted to confess anything. The show then moved on to other topics, with Herzog and O’Connell performing in the backyard of the designer’s Montauk location.

It’s worth noting that according to the available information, Romijn never actually met Jeffrey Epstein despite the island visit mentioned by her husband. The Epstein story continues to generate significant media attention through various documentaries and TV shows. The exact context and timing of her alleged visit remain unclear from the comedy show exchange.

The rest of the evening’s entertainment focused on lighter topics, with Herzog making jokes about ICE targeting specific groups of people, including those who litter on the Long Island Railroad and couples who share email addresses. The comedian also joked about deporting people who play guitars at parties, maintaining the show’s comedic atmosphere despite the brief serious moment regarding the Epstein connection.