Virginia Giuffre's family calls for Duchess of York to be stripped of title
Summary
Virginia Giuffre's family wants the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, to lose her royal title after her past email calling sex offender Jeffrey Epstein a "supreme friend" became public. Several charities have cut ties with the duchess following the email. Ms. Giuffre claimed she was trafficked by Epstein to Prince Andrew, who has denied any wrongdoing but settled a case with her in 2022.Key Facts
- Virginia Giuffre's family wants Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, to lose her courtesy title.
- The call came after a 2011 email surfaced where the duchess referred to Jeffrey Epstein as a "supreme friend."
- Seven charities have severed their relationships with the Duchess following the email's publication.
- Virginia Giuffre's family emphasizes the need for accountability for those involved in Epstein’s actions.
- Ms. Giuffre had accused Prince Andrew of sexual abuse after being trafficked by Epstein, which he has strongly denied.
- Prince Andrew settled out of court with Ms. Giuffre in 2022, without admitting any liability or apologizing.
- A spokesperson for the duchess explained the email was initially meant to counter Epstein’s legal threats against her.
- Despite her divorce, the Duchess of York kept her royal title, similar to other royal family members after separation.
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