Bill Gates’ Love Life Now Featuring Russian Girls and Secret Antibiotics
KEY POINTS
- •Recently released Department of Justice documents suggest Bill Gates was involved in secret affairs with married women and Russian girls.
- •Emails drafted by Jeffrey Epstein mention a person named Boris from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and claim Gates contracted an STD.
- •A spokesperson for Bill Gates denied all allegations, calling them 'absolutely absurd and completely false' in a statement to Business Insider.
In a DOJ document dump so juicy it could be a Netflix docuseries, Bill Gates allegedly had 'trysts' with married women and Russian girls, proving once again he’s got issues that don’t just involve Windows updates. A mysterious 'Boris' from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation popped up in Epstein-drafted emails, suggesting Bill contracted an STD and schemed to 'surreptitiously' give Melinda antibiotics—talk about awkward foundation meetings! A Gates spokesperson briskly called these claims 'absolutely absurd and completely false,' reminding us all that billionaires can also be the victims of spicy paperwork mishaps. Imagine filing expense reports with this much drama!
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Bill Gates allegedly managed secret STD meds and Russian girls drama through Epstein’s emails, proving philanthropy is just the tip of this iceberg.
So Bill Gates needed covert antibiotics for an STD AND had Epstein emails about Russian girls? Windows updates can’t fix this shame.
Jeffrey Epstein drafting emails about Gates’ affairs and antibiotics sounds like a plot twist nobody asked for in the tech billionaire soap opera.
Source: Theverge | Published: 2/1/2026 | Author: Terrence O’Brien
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