Multiple outlets report newly surfaced records indicating that Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, visited financier Jeffrey Epstein twice during the period he is described as serving a prison sentence for child sex offences. The Mirror and Sydney Morning Herald both say email records from the “Epstein Files” indicate she visited Epstein two times while he was incarcerated, and that she had planned a third meeting which did not occur due to travel plans falling through at the last minute. The West Australian and Stuff.co.nz also describe the visits as taking place while Epstein was in custody and frame the disclosures as newly exposed details. The Daily Express additionally highlights claims about a private reference to Epstein, describing it as a “nickname,” though the underlying reports across sources focus primarily on the timing and number of visits.
Across the coverage, the common thread is that the documents concern meetings between Ferguson and Epstein occurring during his imprisonment for child sexual offences, with details varying on peripheral claims. The reports do not describe the contents of meetings in detail, and they attribute the information to newly uncovered or previously published records.
