Polina Sikorska

Ukrainian-born professional model and aspiring actress who maintained a social and transactional relationship with Jeffrey Epstein from at least May 2013 through mid-2014. She was represented by Silent Models NY and later appeared on CBS's The Bold and the Beautiful (2014) under the stage name Polina Boyd. Her commercial modeling portfolio includes campaigns for Samsung, Toyota, Panasonic, Diet Coke, and Moet. Sikorska appears in over 130 documents in the released Epstein files. The correspondence reveals a pattern consistent with other adult associates in Epstein's network: she received free international travel (booked by Lesley Groff on Epstein's American Express account), career introductions to entertainment industry figures, and financial assistance, while maintaining close personal contact with Epstein and his inner circle.

In September 2013, Epstein asked Sikorska to "find any friends for me." She replied: "Ahahaha.. I'm working on that :) but you know I'm picky and selective!!! If I'll find someone, she will be as good, smart and beautiful as Svetlana.. For less I won't bother you :) lol" (EFTA01952701).

This exchange documents active recruitment of women for Epstein. Travel records show Groff arranged flights for Sikorska from Kiev to Paris (June 2013) and from Los Angeles to Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico (March 2014). Epstein invited her to the ranch during a visit by Woody Allen. Sikorska also expressed enthusiasm about visiting Epstein's island: "Yes I so excited to go with you guys to the island :) can't wait :)" (EFTA00678344).

Epstein facilitated introductions to Steve Tisch (film producer and co-owner of the New York Giants), Barry Josephson (entertainment manager), and arranged dialect coaching for her acting career. In return, Sikorska maintained the relationship and actively sought to recruit other women. Sikorska does not appear in any court records, victim lists, or legal proceedings as a victim of Epstein. She is not identified as a victim by any media outlet or victim advocacy organization.