Bizarre moment Megyn Kelly suggests the world will soon hear 'directly' from Jeffrey Epstein – after the disgraced sex offender died in prison four years ago

Megyn Kelly has suggested that the public will hear more about Jeffrey Epstein in the coming year, including 'directly' from the late sex offender himself.

The former Fox News host, 53, released the cryptic message Thursday on her SiriusXM podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show.

“I can't tell you how I know that, but I can tell you that we'll be hearing a lot more about Jeffrey Epstein in the coming year, and you might even hear from him directly,” she said. “More on that, I may tell you.”

Her comments came after unsealed court documents revealed more than 100 of Epstein's friends, acquaintances and business associates.

The pedophile financier mingled with Wall Street titans, royalty and celebrities before pleading guilty in 2008 to soliciting prostitution from a minor. In 2019, he took his own life at the age of 66 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.

“It's all fascinating and we're not done with Jeffrey Epstein yet,” Kelly told her listeners.

'I can tell you that for sure. I can't tell you how I know that, but I can tell you a fact.'

She added, “More about that, let me tell you.”

Her mysterious post has been viewed more than 1.3 million times on TikTok, with social media users eager to know more.

“I just said really loudly WAIT WHAT,” one user wrote.

Another said: 'Ummm ma'am, don't leave us with that cliffhanger.'

While a third added: 'I bet it's a video statement of him answering questions or possibly blowing the whistle on who all was a client.'

It comes after the third set of Epstein documents were released on Friday and they include details of phone messages left for the late pedophile by Victoria Secret mogul Les Wexner's wife Abigail, and the search terms lawyers used when searching the computers by Ghislaine Maxwell.

Twenty-nine exhibits were uploaded in the final tranche of papers on Friday. They were all filed and kept secret for years as part of Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell in 2015. Giuffre sued because Ghislaine publicly accused her of lying about sleeping with Prince Andrew.

The long-awaited 'list' has not attracted the kind of accusations many had hoped for, apart from a previously unreported claim of an 'orgy' involving Prince Andrew.

Instead, the documents reveal further details of Epstein's inner circle and the extent of his closeness to high-profile individuals such as Bill Clinton.

Among the latest files are details of how the Virginia team thought they could catch Maxwell and Epstein.

The lawyers were given permission to search Maxwell's computers and iCloud to find anything that would prove Virginia's claims that the pair were running a sophisticated sex trafficking ring involving some of the most powerful in the world.

The terms they used included “Andrew,” “Prince,” “Royal,” “Clinton,” “minor,” “pedophile,” “masturbate,” and many of the victims' names. However, it is unclear from the latest documents whether Ghislaine himself searched for any of these terms.

Calls also go out to Epstein, likely to his home in Palm Beach, in June 2005, where Abigail Wexner's message appears.

Reference is also made to a request by Virginia to force Bill Clinton to make a statement. The judge ruled against it, saying the “relevance” of his testimony “had not been established.”

In the message left for Epstein in 2006, the assistant noted, “Abigail Wexner wants to talk to you @ something private.”

Wexner is the wife of Victoria's Secret mogul Les Wexner, who helped Epstein by providing him with financial affairs early in his rise through New York society.

Abigail married Les in 1993. An announcement of their wedding in The New York Times described how her father worked for El Al, Israel's national airline, which has been accused in the past of acting as a “front” for Israeli intelligence services.

By then, Les Wexner was already good friends with Epstein.

The pair met in the early 1980s and became so close that Epstein was given the keys to the billionaire's Upper East Side mansion – where many of his crimes later took place.

She has not yet commented on her interactions with him.

After Epstein's conviction in 2009 for soliciting child prostitution in Palm Beach, the Wexners distanced themselves.

Two years before he was convicted, Epstein donated $47 million to a charity founded by Wexner. It was the only donation.

Representatives for the Wexners did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's queries on Friday.

In the years that followed – and after Epstein's suicide in 2019 – Les talked about how he counted himself among the victims.

“To be taken advantage of by someone so sick, so cunning and so depraved is something I'm ashamed of even being close to it,” he said.

He complained to others that Epstein “embezzled large sums of money from me and my family.”

In other documents from Friday's document dump, there is even more legal back and forth between Ghislaine and Virginia attorneys.

In one, Virginia complained about being asked to expand the list of “important” people she said had been trafficked.

That list includes 'politicians' and a 'well-known prime minister', although that person is not named.

The only person named so far who fits this description is former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who has historically denied the allegations.

The first two stacks of documents revealed more details about Epstein's friendships with Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.

The first two stacks of documents revealed more details about Epstein's friendships with Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.