The confrontation preceded renewed attention surrounding Trump’s relationship with convicted s– offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died aged 66 in 2019.
Keul told congressional investigators she was 24 when she attended Trump’s American Dream Pageant in Manhattan.
She alleged Trump promised assistance securing a US visa and admission to New York University before inviting her to his hotel suite.
The committee report states: “Upon entering, Trump reportedly grabbed Keul from behind and forcibly r—d her; in the process, tearing her dress and causing bleeding and bruising on multiple parts of her body.”
Keul described the alleged attack as “brutal” and claimed Trump subsequently told her: “The show must go on.”
She also recalled meeting Epstein at the pageant.
According to Keul, Epstein introduced himself by saying: “I’m Jeffrey, Don’s best friend.”
She claimed he invited her to parties at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, offering to arrange travel and accommodation.
The report also includes allegations involving former model Stacey Williams and Jill Harth, alongside accounts from two women identified as Katie Johnson and Jane Doe.
White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis categorically rejected the allegations.
She said: “None of these allegations are true.”
Bis described the congressional investigation as politically motivated and insisted Trump had been fully exonerated of wrongdoing involving Epstein.
Trump has not been criminally charged over Keul’s allegations, which remain unproven.