Virginia Giuffre’s attorney, who represented her in her sex trafficking case against Jeffrey Epstein, has addressed her recent claim that she has only “days to live.”
Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, shared a distressing update on her Instagram on March 31. She detailed her involvement in a severe car accident with a school bus, which led to a life-threatening medical condition. The 41-year-old mother explained that while slowing down for a turn, the bus collided with her vehicle at a high speed of 68 mph (110 km/h), resulting in significant damage.
In her post, Giuffre described her current health situation, revealing that she had suffered kidney renal failure and was given just four days to live. She was transferred to a specialist hospital for urology care. Giuffre conveyed a sense of resignation but expressed her desire to see her children one last time. She wrote, “I’m ready to go, just not until I see my babies one last time,” before acknowledging the harsh realities of life and death. She closed the post by thanking her supporters for their kindness and expressing her gratitude for their presence in her life.
In response to Giuffre’s heartbreaking revelation, her attorney, Brad Edwards, who represented her in previous legal battles, shared that her condition remains critical. He stated that those closest to her are holding out hope for a miracle, desperately awaiting positive news in the coming days.
Giuffre’s father, Sky Roberts, also reached out with an emotional message of support, expressing his love and prayers for her recovery. He assured his daughter that he would be by her side, offering whatever help was needed, and shared his unwavering hope for her to receive the appropriate medical care to recover and live a long, healthy life.
Giuffre became widely known for her accusations against financier Jeffrey Epstein, alleging that she was trafficked to Prince Andrew by Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell when she was just 17 years old. Prince Andrew has consistently denied these allegations and has not been charged with any criminal offenses.
In 2009, Giuffre reached a financial settlement with Epstein, reportedly amounting to $500,000, but her legal battles and public efforts to hold Epstein and his associates accountable continued for years.
