Sarah Ferguson Allegedly Sought Employment from Jeffrey Epstein During Financial Desperation
Newly disclosed email correspondence from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation has revealed shocking allegations about Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York. According to documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice, Ferguson allegedly begged the convicted child sex offender for a "house assistant" job in 2010, stating she "desperately" needed the money.
Desperate Plea for Employment
In one particularly revealing email from 2010, Ferguson allegedly wrote to Epstein: "But why I don't understand, don't you just get me to be your House Assistant. I am the most capable and desperately need the money. Please Jeffrey think about it." This correspondence was among millions of documents made public as part of the ongoing Epstein investigation, painting a picture of financial distress within the former royal's life.
Inappropriate Comments About Family Members
The released emails contain additional troubling content beyond the job request. In a March 2010 email exchange, when Epstein inquired about a potential trip to New York, Ferguson allegedly made a crude comment about her then 19-year-old daughter Princess Eugenie: "Not sure yet. Just waiting for Eugenie to come back from a shagging weekend!!" Another email from 2009 documented plans for a lunch meeting between Ferguson, her daughters Beatrice and Eugenie, and Epstein.
Previous Financial Consultations with Epstein
This was not Ferguson's first financial interaction with the disgraced financier. Records indicate that in 2009, while Epstein was serving time in Palm Beach County Jail for soliciting prostitution from a minor, Ferguson allegedly emailed him seeking bankruptcy advice. At that time, she reportedly considered various options including financial bailouts from two billionaires and selling her personal jewelry collection.
Financial Fallout and Company Closures
The revelation of these alleged correspondences coincides with significant financial consequences for Ferguson. According to BBC News reports, six companies where Ferguson serves as director are expected to close imminently. These companies include:
- S Phoenix Events
- Fergie's Farm
- La Luna Investments
- Solamoon Ltd
- Philanthrepreneur Ltd
- Planet Partners Productions Ltd
The timing suggests these business closures may be connected to the ongoing fallout from the Epstein scandal revelations.
Broader Context of Epstein Document Release
These emails represent just a small portion of the millions of documents released by the Department of Justice as part of the comprehensive Epstein investigation. The documents continue to reveal connections between the convicted sex offender and various high-profile individuals, with Ferguson's alleged correspondence adding another layer to the complex web of relationships Epstein maintained before his death in 2019.
The allegations raise serious questions about the extent of financial relationships between Epstein and members of European aristocracy, particularly during periods of economic vulnerability. As more documents become public, additional details about these connections may emerge, potentially affecting the reputations of those involved.
