Rapper (born Terrence LeVarr Thornton), known as one half of the duo Clipse with his brother No Malice, and later as a solo artist and president of GOOD Music. His name appears in a July 2019 FBI crisis intake report included in the EFTA release. A caller claiming to be an Epstein victim named Pusha T as one of her handlers, described in the report as "persons who established friendships with victims." The DOJ noted that the Epstein Files Transparency Act required release of all tips submitted to the FBI in connection with Epstein, including unverified ones.
No investigation of Pusha T was opened, no charges were filed, and the allegation has not been substantiated.