Lifetouch is a company that takes millions of school photos each year, and its ultimate corporate parent, Shutterfly, was acquired by Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm once led by billionaire investor Leon Black. Black’s name appears many times in the Epstein files because of his past financial and personal ties to Jeffrey Epstein — relationships that have been scrutinized and disputed in civil suits and board investigations. Apollo’s involvement dates back to before the 2019 acquisition of Shutterfly, and Black stepped down in 2021.
Importantly, neither Lifetouch itself nor any of its current officers are named in the Epstein documents, and the company has issued statements denying any improper access to student photos or any operational link to the earlier associations. Lifetouch says it does not share images with outside parties, and that the Apollo ownership does not involve daily operations or data access.
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