Kate Beckinsale and Jimmy Kimmel Take a Hilarious Swipe at Trump Over Bizarre Epstein Email Mystery — Actor Gets Playful About ‘Spanking’ and ‘Blowing’

The host and the “Underworld” star went with the Trump flow.

Actor Kate Beckinsale and host Jimmy Kimmel had a hilariously offbeat exchange Monday, taking aim at former President Donald Trump — and leaving fans buzzing about the mysterious “Bubba” mentioned in the Jeffrey Epstein emails.

The British star, in town promoting her new movie “Wildcat” on Jimmy Kimmel Live, turned cheeky when Kimmel made an awkward attempt to massage her sore knee.

“Since you’ve been spanking Trump, you might as well rub my knee,” Beckinsale quipped.

Kimmel, not missing a beat, responded with a grin:

“He likes to be spanked,” he remarked.

The Bubba Mystery Deepens

Things took an even stranger turn when Beckinsale brought up “Bubba”, referencing a 2018 email in which Mark Epstein wrote to his brother Jeffrey:

“Ask him if Putin has the photos of Trump blowing Bubba.”

“Well, are you Bubba?” Beckinsale asked Kimmel, before launching into her “huge mission” to uncover the identity of the enigmatic figure.

Kimmel played along, asking for her best guess.

“I think it’s the horse,” Beckinsale said, leaning into an actual circulating rumor.

Kimmel offered another theory:

“Maybe it’s some rich golfer, and it’s a kind of ‘kissing his ass’ thing?”

Beckinsale shook her head and delivered the punchline:

“I think blowing means blowing,” she said, sending the audience into laughter.

A Trump Tangent for the Ages

Fast-forward to the one-minute mark of the segment, and Kimmel couldn’t resist a full Trump tangent. Despite facing pressure from Trump and a temporary removal of Jimmy Kimmel Live from Disney’s schedule in September, the host remains a devoted critic of the former president.

Having Beckinsale, a guest with no political or media ties, join in on the roasting — even playfully — added an extra layer of unpredictability, leaving viewers wondering if the former president would catch wind of the moment.

It was a bizarre, hilarious, and unforgettable one-minute diversion, blending Hollywood mischief with political intrigue in true Kimmel fashion.

Kimmel remains a devoted nemesis of Trump even after apparent pressure from the president’s FCC prompted Disney to yank “Jimmy Kimmel Live” off the air temporarily in September.

Having a guest who’s not a politician or in the media join in on the roasting ― even if unintentional ― will perhaps catch the president’s attention.