Princess Beatrice and Eugenie, daughters of Sarah Ferguson, are said to be deeply embarrassed by their mother’s correspondence with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Recently, over three million documents were released by the US Department of Justice concerning Epstein’s case.
The documents include emails from someone identified as “Sarah,” with their email address redacted, as well as discussions involving “Fergie,” Beatrice, and Eugenie. In one email, the former Duchess of York described Epstein as a ‘legend’ and joked about marrying him. Additionally, there were references to Eugenie’s activities as being on a questionable weekend, along with revelations that their father, Andrew, sent pictures of the princesses to Epstein.
Sources close to the princesses have expressed their shock at the content of the emails and the photos showing their father in compromising positions. They revealed that Beatrice and Eugenie were unaware of the details disclosed in the recent release of Epstein files and are appalled by the proximity of their parents to the disgraced individual.
The emergence of new information regarding Sarah Ferguson’s communications with Epstein has stirred controversy. The exchanges, involving an individual named “Sarah” and conversations about “Fergie,” included an email where Epstein suggested a trip to New York and Fergie’s response mentioning Eugenie’s whereabouts during a particular weekend.
Furthermore, additional emails showcased Fergie’s admiration for Epstein and her humorous interactions with him in front of her daughters. Last year, several charities cut ties with Sarah Ferguson after it was revealed that she had apologized to Epstein privately despite publicly condemning him earlier.
Meanwhile, fresh allegations have surfaced regarding Prince Andrew’s connection to Epstein, with claims that Epstein arranged for a woman to spend the night at the Royal Lodge. This marks the first instance where an Epstein victim has alleged an encounter inside a royal residence, specifically at Andrew’s former home in Windsor Great Park estate.
The Mirror has reached out to Prince Andrew for comment on the allegations made by lawyer Brad Edwards to the BBC. Andrew has consistently denied any involvement in illegal activities.
