Beatrice Keul

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Beatrice Keul (born c. 1971 in Cluj‑Napoca, Romania) is a Swiss former beauty pageant contestant, model, banking professional, author, and entrepreneur. She rose to prominence as the second runner-up in the Miss Switzerland 1992–1993 pageant and later gained international attention amid high-profile allegations against Donald Trump.

Early Life and Pageantry

Beatrice Keul achieved national recognition as the 1st runner-up in the Miss Switzerland pageant. She subsequently represented Switzerland at the Miss Europe competition in Istanbul

Professional career and personal life

After her pageant success, Keul continued working in banking and branching into media. She later established herself internationally as an author and entrepreneur. A polyglot with a cosmopolitan outlook, Keul has remained active in public life and is working on publishing her memoirs

In October 2026, a staff report released by Democrats on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee included her account that Donald Trump raped her at the Plaza Hotel during a 1993 beauty pageant; it also described her view that Trump, Jeffrey Epstein and others used the pageant to target young women. Keul had previously spoken publicly about a sexual assault in 2024. Trump has denied her allegation. The report was issued by committee Democrats and was not an independent investigation or a judicial finding.

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