130 people say they are Jeffrey Epstein’s child to claim cut of his estate

At least 130 people have come forward claiming to be Jeffrey Epstein’s secret offspring — hoping to get a cut of the late pedophile’s $634 million estate, according to a report.

A Florida-based legal service looking for potential heirs of the perverted moneyman told The Sun it has been contacted by at least 386 people, with around 130 of them claiming to be his children.

Epsteinheirs.com launched hours after Prince Andrew’s pal was found hanged in his Manhattan lockup last August and the calls have been streaming in ever since, founder Harvey Morse told the UK paper.

“Jeffrey Epstein was sexually promiscuous for so long that there is a reasonable chance he may have fathered a child,” Morse said. “He could even be a grandfather.”

Calls have come in from around the world, including the US, Caribbean and France, where Epstein, 66, had homes.

They include a British woman claiming she got pregnant after a one-night stand in the 1990s — and even an uncorroborated report from someone who says they were at a sex party with government officials and royalty, the paper claimed.

Morse said anyone with a believable claim would have to petition a US court for a DNA test to confirm their claim and may be called to give testimony.

“About a quarter of the calls have required investigation but so far we have not felt confident to take any further,” he conceded.

“Having said that, you never know who is going to call each day.”