Trump also mentioned that Sean 'Diddy' Combs, recently sentenced for a federal prostitution conviction, had requested a pardon from him.
Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said he would 'have to take a look' at Maxwell's case and consult with the Department of Justice, despite claiming he knew 'anything' about it.
Maxwell's legal team expressed deep disappointment with the Supreme Court's decision but vowed to continue fighting, with a presidential pardon being her best chance for early release from her 2040 scheduled release date.
Maxwell was convicted for conspiring with Jeffrey Epstein to recruit and abuse underage girls, with survivors testifying about her role in grooming and sexually abusing them.