Actor Kevin Spacey told Piers Morgan Uncensored that he once flew on pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's plane with Bill Clinton and a group of "young girls."

Spacey, whose career was shattered during the #MeToo movement, said he flew on Epstein's notorious jet on a humanitarian trip to Africa in 2002.

“There were young girls on those flights," he said.

Kevin Spacey on Clinton, Epstein

The actor said he was "with the Clinton Foundation people" on the 2002 trip, and was unaware at the time who Epstein was, only connecting the dots years later.

“If you’d asked me in 2015 … did I know a guy named Jeffrey Epstein, I probably would’ve said no," he said.

Spacey said he was wary of Epstein because he put Clinton "at risk," going on to explain that there were "young girls" present.

“I didn’t want to be around this guy because I felt he put the president at risk on that trip to South Africa because there were these young girls,” Spacey said. "We were like, ‘Who is this guy?’”

Epstein who?

Spacey and Clinton have previously been identified on Epstein's flight logs.

During the interview, Spacey distanced himself from Epstein and his girlfriend and pimp Ghislaine Maxwell, referring to them as "some guy" and "some woman."

Spacey dismissed a photograph of him and Maxwell at Buckingham Palace. He said Clinton invited him for the visit.

"I have no relationship with her. I had no relationship with [Epstein]. I mean, he’s not my friend. I am not a confidant....I’ve never spent time with him," Spacey said.

Clinton was photographed receiving a neck message from one of Epstein's victims, Chauntae Davies, while on the 2002 trip that Spacey recalled.

Davies said Clinton "was a perfect gentleman during the trip" and she observed "absolutely no foul play involving him.”

Clinton denies knowledge

Spacey's career was destroyed by accusations of sexual misconduct at the height of the #MeToo movement. The House of Cards actor was eventually acquitted of sexual assault in London.

Maxwell was convicted of child sex trafficking in 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison. Epstein died while awaiting trial in 2019 in what was ruled a suicide.

At the time, Clinton said he knew "nothing” about Epstein’s “terrible crimes” and said he had not spoken to Epstein in over a decade.

Clinton acknowledged taking four trips on Epstein's plane and having brief meetings in New York, but denied ever visiting Epstein's notorious Caribbean island, his New Mexico ranch or his home in Florida.