Virginia Giuffre Death: Horrific Car Crash, Cryptic Posts and More, A Look at Her Last Few Tragic Months

Here’s a look at Virginia Giuffre’s tragic last few months before her death by suicide. She was one of the victims of a convicted sex offender and a mother to three children.

Written by Shreya Patnaik , Entertainment Journalist

Updated on Apr 26, 2025 | 07:47 PM IST | 45K

Virginia Giuffre (PC: Instagram)

Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of death and sexual assault.

Virginia Giuffre, a victim of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, passed away at 41. On Friday, April 25, her death by suicide was confirmed in a statement released by her family.

"It is with utterly broken hearts that we announce that Virginia passed away last night at her farm in Western Australia," the statement read.

The statement added, "She lost her life to suicide, after being a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sex trafficking."

Giuffre led an emotionally challenging life, having been the victim of assault and dealing with its aftermath. She accused Epstein and Prince Andrew of wrongdoing, though the latter continued to deny her allegations.

When she was 17, she and the royal came to a settlement that required him to pay $12 million. In a joint statement, Andrew expressed regret over his association with Epstein, who had been convicted of assault. He also praised Giuffre’s "bravery" and that of other survivors for standing up for themselves.

However, three years after the settlement, Giuffre made headlines once again. She posted a photo of herself covered in bruises on Instagram, showing her battered face. She alleged that she had only four days to live after a critical car crash led to renal failure. Giuffre claimed that a school bus driver had driven toward her car at 110 km/h while she was slowing down for a turn.

"I'm ready to go, just not until I see my babies one last time, but you know what they say about wishes," she added.

Later, the driver claimed that Giuffre had exaggerated the collision story. Even the West Australian police confirmed that she had not sustained injuries following the incident.

On Friday, her family confirmed that she had passed away by suicide and due to renal failure, as she had claimed in her post.

Giuffre is survived by her three children, whom she shared with her estranged husband, Robert.