Family of Epstein survivor and Prince Andrew accuser speaks out after tragic revelations from her private writings
Virginia Giuffre, whose bravery brought global attention to the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and her accusations against Prince Andrew, is being remembered by her family as a fighter who never backed down—even when the odds were against her.
In newly surfaced entries from a diary she began in early 2025, Giuffre revealed painful details about her personal life, including serious allegations of control and abuse within her marriage to Robert Giuffre. The diary, which includes text messages, photos, and legal documents, offers a deeply personal account of the struggles she endured behind closed doors.
One particularly harrowing entry describes being beaten while holding one of her children—an account that left her family devastated but determined to share her truth.
Speaking to the media, her sister-in-law Amanda Roberts recalled Giuffre’s unshakable strength. “She was incredibly proud of herself for toppling Prince Andrew,” Amanda said. “When people told her ‘no’ or said she wasn’t believable, she would say, ‘Watch me.’”
Her younger brother Sky echoed those sentiments. “She was never afraid to confront powerful people. She was relentless in seeking justice—not just for herself, but for others, too.”
Giuffre’s life became emblematic of the broader fight against sex trafficking and abuse. She accused Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell of trafficking her to Prince Andrew—claims that led to a high-profile lawsuit that was ultimately settled out of court. Maxwell is now serving a 20-year prison sentence, while Epstein died in custody in 2019 before he could stand trial.
But beyond the headlines, Giuffre was a devoted mother and an unyielding advocate for survivors. In one of the most moving passages from her diary, she left a final message for her children:
“Every day that I don’t see your faces has a little less light. The world is dimmer without you in it. I’m here for you—here and everywhere.”
Her family describes her passing as a tragic chapter in a life defined by resilience, compassion, and an unbreakable will to be heard.
“This isn’t the end of her story,” Amanda said. “Virginia’s voice still matters. And it always will.”
