Sarah Ferguson dropped the beneficial organizations of the United Kingdom after informing Jeffrey Epstein’s email surfaces in British Press

Several beneficial organizations cut the ties with Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew’s ex -wife, after British newspapers published an email that, according to the reports, wrote to the sexual offender convicted by the deceased. Jeffrey Epsteindescribing him as a “supreme friend.”

Julia’s house, a hospice for children, said that the reported correspondence made inappropriate for Ferguson, also known as the York Duchess, to remain a pattern. A Ferguson spokesman said he sent an email about the advice of his lawyers after Epstein threatened to sue her for associating him with sexual abuse in an interview of the media, the Press Association of Great Britain reported.

“After the information shared this weekend about the correspondence of the York Duchess with Jeffrey Epstein, Julia’s House has made the decision that she would be inappropriate for her to continue as a patron of the beneficial organization,” said the beneficial organization. “We have advised the York Duchess of this decision and thank her for her previous support.”

A beneficial food allergy organization, the Natasha Allergies Research Foundation and prevent breast cancer, were also among the charity organizations that cut the ties in light of recent revelations.

“We were bothered to read about the correspondence of Sarah, Duchess of York, with Jeffrey Epstein,” Nadim and Tanya Ednan-Lapeouse, founders of the beneficial food allergy organization, said in a statement. “Sarah Ferguson has not actively participated with the beneficial organization for some years. It was a patron, but, in the light of recent revelations, we have made the decision that it would be inappropriate for her to continue associated with the beneficial organization. We would like to thank her for her kindness and support in the past.”

The Teenage Cancer Trust, who had an association with Ferguson for 35 years, also dropped it as a pattern.

The email referred to a 2011 interview with the Evening Standard newspaper in which he apologized for accepting 15,000 pounds of Epstein.

“I approach pedophilia and any sexual abuse of children and I know that this was a gigantic mistake of judgment in my name. I am so contrite that I cannot say,” Ferguson said in the interview. “Whenever I can, I will pay the money and have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein.”

But the next month, Ferguson sent an email to Epstein in which he “humbly apologized” for linking him with sexual abuse, saying that “she has always been a firm, generous and supreme friend for me and my family,” Sun newspaper reported during the weekend.

News could not independently confirm that email is authentic.

Epstein He died for suicide In 2019, while he was in custody facing federal positions of sex trafficking.

The story comes less than a month after Andrew himself was criticized for keeping in contact with Epstein for five years more than claimed above.

The correspondence by email filtered between Epstein and former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak indicated that the prince had been in contact with Epstein until 2015, The Times of London reported. Andrew He told the BBC In 2019, he stopped contact with Epstein in December 2010, after the deceased unfortunate financial one declared himself guilty of sexual crimes in Florida.

Andrew and his ex -wife have faced a series of scandals amid the concerns that the prince has tried to benefit from his real status.

He was forced to abandon All real duties and charity roles after the 2019 interview with the BBC in which he was criticized for trying to minimize his connections with Epstein and not show sympathy for his victims. Last year, it was learned that an alleged Chinese spy had developed narrow links with Andrew, which generated concerns about efforts to improperly influence other members of the royal family.

• British royal family
• United Kingdom
• Jeffrey Epstein