Dasha Zhukova

Dasha Zhukova is a Russian-American art dealer and socialite known for her work in the contemporary art world and her prominent social connections. She was previously married to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, one of the world's wealthiest individuals and owner of Chelsea Football Club. Through her career in art dealing and her marriage, Zhukova developed an extensive network within elite international business, entertainment, and political circles. In the Epstein case files, Zhukova appears in connection with high-profile social gatherings and her associations with other individuals documented in the investigation. Documentary evidence indicates she hosted parties attended by celebrities and prominent figures; one referenced event (EFTA01800372) included attendees such as Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, and Salma Hayek, with musical performances by The Black Eyed Peas.

Additional social events hosted by Zhukova and Abramovich are referenced in case documents EFTA01911032 and related filings. Zhukova's connections to figures in the Epstein orbit are documented through her proximity to Ghislaine Maxwell and her broader social relationships within wealthy international circles. Her acquaintances included prominent venture capitalist Peter Thiel and various members of influential families, including connections to the Kushner family and entertainment figures like David Geffen and Wendi Deng Murdoch. These associations are reflected across 83 documents in the case file database. References to Zhukova appear across multiple document categories, including personal correspondence (EFTA00296005, EFTA02564046) and social network documentation.

Email correspondence dated November 2012 (EFTA00948469) between prominent figures discusses Zhukova in social planning contexts. Case documents EFTA01830988 and EFTA01830644 contain additional references to her social activities and relationships during the relevant time period. Her inclusion in the case files reflects the investigative scope into the social networks and gathering places of individuals connected to the broader Epstein investigation, rather than indicating direct involvement in alleged misconduct.