Jeffrey Epstein reportedly transferred a sum of $150,000 (£109,000) to Sarah Ferguson after a share sale, as disclosed in the most recent Epstein Files documents. The late convicted sex offender sent the money to the former Duchess of York, according to account records. The transaction, dating back to 2001, also detailed Epstein’s financial activities, including dividends and purchases.

Furthermore, records showed that Epstein engaged in sweep account sales amounting to $550,000 (£401,653), with multiple cash transfers made to Fergie. In a separate incident in 2009, Fergie allegedly reached out to Epstein urgently requesting £20,000 for rent to avoid potential media exposure for non-payment.

These revelations from the Epstein Files are expected to generate additional scrutiny on Sarah Ferguson, who had previously expressed admiration for Epstein as the “brother I have always wished for.” The extent of Epstein’s connections with members of the Royal Family became more evident with the release of the latest US Department of Justice file.

Email correspondence indicated Fergie’s efforts to invite Epstein to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s 50th birthday celebration at St James’s Palace in 2010. The former Duke and Duchess of York faced public embarrassment over their association with Epstein, particularly with allegations linking Andrew to Epstein’s activities and individuals connected to him.

Despite the mounting controversies, Prince Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing relating to his association with Epstein. Meanwhile, Sarah Ferguson’s reputation took a hit when it was revealed that she maintained communication with Epstein post his 2008 conviction for child sex offenses. The Mirror sought comments from a representative of the former Duchess of York regarding these developments.