Sarah Ferguson’s comments about her daughter Princess Eugenie have caused controversy, as revealed in documents from the Epstein files. The emails exchanged between Ferguson and Jeffrey Epstein were among three million documents released by the US Department of Justice. One email exchange from March 2010 showed Epstein inquiring about a trip to New York, to which Ferguson responded about waiting for Eugenie to return from a weekend trip. Another email from 2009 described Epstein as a “brother” and a “legend” in Ferguson’s eyes. Despite these interactions, appearing in the Epstein files does not imply any wrongdoing.
Additionally, pictures of Beatrice and Eugenie sent to Epstein by their father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, were included in the released files. The photos depicted the sisters in various settings, such as posing in the snow and participating in charity events. Andrew has consistently denied any accusations of misconduct, while Beatrice and Eugenie have distanced themselves from their parents amidst the ongoing scandal.
The documents also mentioned Ferguson referring to Epstein as a “supreme friend” in 2011, despite earlier claims of cutting ties with him. Her spokesperson clarified that this statement was made under duress due to alleged threats from Epstein. The files also included festive emails with family photos sent by Andrew, featuring the royal sisters and their activities.
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