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The Epstein files continue to stir strong reactions.
Although much of the media attention has centered on men like Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew), Donald Trump, and Peter Mandelson, it’s the women named in the massive 3.5-million-page collection who are now capturing the spotlight.
Hollywood Meets Royal Drama
The Department of Justice’s release of millions of Jeffrey Epstein files has reignited scrutiny, not just over his crimes, but also over how authorities failed to act.
The files confirm what many already suspected: Epstein’s reach extended far beyond the boardroom or private jet. And while the Department of Justice stresses that being named in the documents does not imply guilt, the sheer scope of the list has stirred conversation, especially about women.
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, is mentioned multiple times in connection with social events and trips tied to Epstein.
The documents reveal just how close she had become with the disgraced financier, including emails where she calls him her “pillar.” Documents also show that Ferguson exchanged repeated emails with Epstein even during his prison sentence for child sex offenses.
Six companies linked to Ferguson are set to be closed following the latest release of Epstein-related files, according to CNN.