Sarah Ferguson's shocking meeting with Jeffrey Epstein during his house arrest! Private diary reveals all
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It seems like no matter where famous royals go, scandals are never far behind. This time, it's Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, who finds herself at the centre of controversy once again.
Sources had recently uncovered that Sarah paid a visit to the convicted paedophile and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein during a time when he was under house arrest for having sex with underage girls.
According to reports, new evidence from Epstein's private diaries and emails reveal that Sarah made several visits to the paedophile’s New York mansion in 2010 while he was under house arrest.
Epstein's assistants made a note of Sarah's visits in his personal calendar alongside entries that detailed his legal troubles.
According to these records, Epstein still had five months of house arrest left to serve, which was part of a 13-month jail term for soliciting a minor for prostitution.
This was also the case that had him labelled a sex offender.
While it is already shocking to think that Sarah Ferguson might still have been visiting Epstein under such circumstances, what's even more intriguing is that Epstein referred to the Duchess by saying, ‘Duchess anytime’, making it clear that he was happy to make room for her in his schedule despite his legal woes.
In one particular entry dating back to March 3, 2010, Epstein's assistant noted, ‘Still need to try and schedule the Duchess for Tues or Wed (I have emailed her assistant, Amanda, RE a meeting)’.
It seems that the ‘Amanda’ being mentioned here is Amanda Thirsk, who used to work for Prince Andrew for several years.
To add fuel to an already blazing fire, it seems that Fergie's connections with Epstein stretch back to at least April 1998, when an entry in the flight logs for his private plane records her meeting him in Nassau airport in the Bahamas.
The diary entries also suggest that Epstein might have known some intimate details about Sarah and Prince Andrew's finances, given that he bragged about it while trying to convince JP Morgan to let him act as an intermediary for wealthy clients.
The royal duo have certainly faced their fair share of challenges over the years but have emerged relatively unscathed so far. It remains to be seen whether or not this latest exposé will have lasting consequences.
Looking beyond the royal aspect of this scandal, the Epstein files paint a picture of the financier's web of power and influence, with entries featuring presidents, prime ministers, and other famous names previously not thought to be connected to Epstein.
Regardless of the outcome, this story serves as a cautionary tale for those who find themselves caught in the crosshairs of such a wicked and tangled web.
We can only hope that this chilling saga serves as a warning for others to be wary of the company they keep.
Were you shocked by this story, members? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
Sources had recently uncovered that Sarah paid a visit to the convicted paedophile and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein during a time when he was under house arrest for having sex with underage girls.
According to reports, new evidence from Epstein's private diaries and emails reveal that Sarah made several visits to the paedophile’s New York mansion in 2010 while he was under house arrest.
Epstein's assistants made a note of Sarah's visits in his personal calendar alongside entries that detailed his legal troubles.
Jeffrey Epstein's private calendars revealed he met with Sarah Ferguson several times at his mansion. Credit: Shutterstock
According to these records, Epstein still had five months of house arrest left to serve, which was part of a 13-month jail term for soliciting a minor for prostitution.
This was also the case that had him labelled a sex offender.
While it is already shocking to think that Sarah Ferguson might still have been visiting Epstein under such circumstances, what's even more intriguing is that Epstein referred to the Duchess by saying, ‘Duchess anytime’, making it clear that he was happy to make room for her in his schedule despite his legal woes.
In one particular entry dating back to March 3, 2010, Epstein's assistant noted, ‘Still need to try and schedule the Duchess for Tues or Wed (I have emailed her assistant, Amanda, RE a meeting)’.
Epstein’s assistant kept his calendar entries for him. Credit: Michaela/Pexels
It seems that the ‘Amanda’ being mentioned here is Amanda Thirsk, who used to work for Prince Andrew for several years.
To add fuel to an already blazing fire, it seems that Fergie's connections with Epstein stretch back to at least April 1998, when an entry in the flight logs for his private plane records her meeting him in Nassau airport in the Bahamas.
The diary entries also suggest that Epstein might have known some intimate details about Sarah and Prince Andrew's finances, given that he bragged about it while trying to convince JP Morgan to let him act as an intermediary for wealthy clients.
The royal duo have certainly faced their fair share of challenges over the years but have emerged relatively unscathed so far. It remains to be seen whether or not this latest exposé will have lasting consequences.
Looking beyond the royal aspect of this scandal, the Epstein files paint a picture of the financier's web of power and influence, with entries featuring presidents, prime ministers, and other famous names previously not thought to be connected to Epstein.
Regardless of the outcome, this story serves as a cautionary tale for those who find themselves caught in the crosshairs of such a wicked and tangled web.
We can only hope that this chilling saga serves as a warning for others to be wary of the company they keep.
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How would she have felt if it was her two daughters that he was soliciting.?? Shame on you Sarah Ferguson and your weirdo ex-husband Prince Andrew is no better.
