New York Post

Jeff victim’s Bubba rubba

- Aaron Feis

Newly unearthed photos show former President Bill Clinton receiving a neck massage from Jeffrey Epstein victim Chauntae Davies following a flight on the financier’s “Lolita Express” jet.

“Would you mind giving it a crack?” Davies recalled Clinton asking, according to the Daily Mail, which published the pictures on Tuesday.

Clinton, 56 at the time of the 2002 snaps, was en route to Africa on a humanitari­an trip with Epstein and his entourage when the jet landed in Portugal for refueling, the report said.

During the stop, Clinton mentioned that his neck was stiff, and Epstein confidante Ghislaine Maxwell urged Davies — then a 22-year-old massage therapist in Epstein’s employ — to help Clinton loosen up, according to the report.

Davies complied, with photos showing her working over the neck of a beaming Bubba.

But the rubdown took an awkward turn when Davies requested Clinton reposition — with poor phrasing given his Oval Office sex scandal.

“I’ve got a bad angle, would you mind getting on your knees?” she recalled asking.

“For a moment the room fell silent,” wrote Davies in her soon-to-be-released memoir, according to the Daily Mail.

“Then, although his face had turned the color of fire, he laughed . . . And, being the good sport he was, he sat down so I could get a better angle.”

Despite the uneasy moment, Davies said, “President Clinton was a perfect gentleman during the trip and I saw absolutely no foul play involving him.”

Clinton has previously acknowledg­ed traveling with Epstein multiple times, but has denied any awareness of his crimes, and has not been accused of any wrongdoing.

The photos were released hours before Clinton was set to speak on the second night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention.

 ??  ?? IN KNEAD: Bill Clinton got some relief for a stiff neck from Jeffrey Epstein’s personal masseuse Chauntae Davies (left), who said the former president acted gentlemanl­y.
IN KNEAD: Bill Clinton got some relief for a stiff neck from Jeffrey Epstein’s personal masseuse Chauntae Davies (left), who said the former president acted gentlemanl­y.

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