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Fergie Epstein email

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elprup · 21/09/2025 08:48

Yet more damaging revelations for the Yorks. How did the Daily Mail manage to get hold of the email I wonder?

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15118055/Fergie-Epstein-lies-exposed-bombshell-email-Andrew.html

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diddl · 21/09/2025 20:00

Princess Margaret was so right when she wrote to her and stated, ‘You have done more to bring shame on this family than could ever have been imagined.’

Can't help thinking that's rather a case of the pot calling the kettle black!

CathyorClaire · 21/09/2025 20:11

anotherside · 21/09/2025 15:24

He didn’t. He manipulated the BBC and a fair few other powerful institutions such as the Roayl Family. Quite a few people had their suspicions about him but they were shouted down- and suspicions and rumours about him were actually commonplace at the BBC and elsewhere (as Andrew Neil has stated). They didn’t think he was a great, normal guy - the BBC and others just prioritised his fame over listening to the allegations.

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It's hard to believe C with the benefit of an army of advisors looking after his interests wouldn't have been briefed about unsavoury characters such as Savile.

Quandri · 21/09/2025 20:17

CathyorClaire · 21/09/2025 20:11

It's hard to believe C with the benefit of an army of advisors looking after his interests wouldn't have been briefed about unsavoury characters such as Savile.

Sir Roger Jones felt Savile had a creepy vibe and banned him from Children in Need.

So there were clearly rumours.

CathyorClaire · 21/09/2025 20:17

Lostallhistory · 21/09/2025 16:59

I think I'm right in saying that Sarah Ferguson's phone number appears more times than anyone else in Epsteins phone book

There were a couple more numbers listed for her than for Charmless but both had an astonishing amount of numbers listed - into the mid to late teens.

jumpingthehighjump · 21/09/2025 20:17

CoffeeCantata · 21/09/2025 19:24

I confess - I never liked Fergie (never liked Andrew, but way back, everyone was supposed to warm to Fergie, she was a breath of fresh air etc etc).

But she somehow thinks she still has that ditsy, gallumphing Sloane, fun, party girl image which we ( are supposed to have) loved. She grins and does that girlish, frantic waving which she imagines we find endearing.

She IS absolutely shameless. When you think of the decades-long catalogue of her misdemeanours…ugh. She’s incapable of remorse or self-reflection - only regret that she’s been found out and fear that her revenue stream will dry up.

Put her in a tumbrel and off to the guillotine…and I’m not sure that’s even a joke.

Totally agree with every bit of that

Mydahliasareshit · 21/09/2025 20:27

I had no idea until recent reports that Prince Philip and Fergie's mother Susan had a thing. Makes it all the more baffling that the Queen was possibly the jolliest we've ever seen her at the York's wedding.
It's a different earth they live in to the rest of us.

Puzzledandpissedoff · 21/09/2025 20:34

Quandri · 21/09/2025 20:17

Sir Roger Jones felt Savile had a creepy vibe and banned him from Children in Need.

So there were clearly rumours.

I believe the quote was that he'd "fold the thing completely rather than allow Savile anywhere near it" - and we can be pretty certain he'd have wanted to be involved with something like this

Which all underlines the point that people at this level have access to far better information than the rest of us (looking at you, RF ...)

Quandri · 21/09/2025 20:35

Puzzledandpissedoff · 21/09/2025 20:34

I believe the quote was that he'd "fold the thing completely rather than allow Savile anywhere near it" - and we can be pretty certain he'd have wanted to be involved with something like this

Which all underlines the point that people at this level have access to far better information than the rest of us (looking at you, RF ...)

Yip and I think would have publicly resigned and made it clear why.

Futurehappiness · 21/09/2025 21:31

diddl · 21/09/2025 20:00

Princess Margaret was so right when she wrote to her and stated, ‘You have done more to bring shame on this family than could ever have been imagined.’

Can't help thinking that's rather a case of the pot calling the kettle black!

Maybe so but one thing PM never did was be best friends with a sex trafficker. The same goes for Harry as well, despite the vilification he gets from monarchists who try to equate him with Andrew as a comparable wrongdoer... in reality there is no comparison.

'Fergie' and A were happy to be in Epstein's back pocket as long as it was lucrative for them.

dayswithaY · 21/09/2025 21:42

Mydahliasareshit · 21/09/2025 20:27

I had no idea until recent reports that Prince Philip and Fergie's mother Susan had a thing. Makes it all the more baffling that the Queen was possibly the jolliest we've ever seen her at the York's wedding.
It's a different earth they live in to the rest of us.

Also odd that Phil came down so hard on Fergie after the toe sucking incident.

You’d think he might be a bit more understanding given that he was in a similar situation with her mother.

daisychain01 · 21/09/2025 21:50

jumpingthehighjump · 21/09/2025 10:06

This is what I posted on the Andrew 100 emails to Epstein thread

They are a couple of grifting lying fools. Andrew was a barefaced liar on film to the public in his carcrash interview saying he had completely cut contact with Epstein, when he hadn't.

Now Sarah.
And what ridiculous language she uses. I made a gigantic error of judgement, I am so contrite I cannot say blah blah.
Followed by a grovelling apology to him. "I know you feel hellaciously let down by me. I deeply apologise to you and your heart. I write this from the truth of my heart. You are a supreme friend"
She wouldn't know the truth if it hit her on the head with a hammer. She's a bad liar.
The pathetic excuse she is using is beyond comprehension. She didn't want to lose her childrens book income stream. She obviously thinks the public are stupid to believe this guff.
I just do not get why Charles and the rest of them indulge him, like recently at the DoK's funeral. Of course he should attend anything to do with the family.
But why in god's name can't Charles say...
No, you will NOT walk in with us. You will be seated in the Church when we arrive.
No, you will not leave the Church with us, you will leave by a seperate door
No, your ex wife of 30 years need not attend.

Neither of you will ever be on camera again.

The reason Andrew is an absolutely entitled arse is that for his entire life he has been indulged, allowed to get away with being a lazy entitled arse, never told he is a lazy entitled arse, etc. he has never had to struggle for anything and he has been able to lie through his teeth over everything to do with the Epstein scandal.

as the saying goes You can tell he's lying because his lips are moving.

so when it comes the KC saying anything, he probably cannot bring himself to break the habit of a lifetime, and also thinks what would Mama do? Well obviously Mama would have indulged him and let him carry on behaving the way he always has.

utterly depressing. Let's hope when William finally ascends the throne he will break this ridiculous deadlock, because he absolutely loathes his uncle.

diddl · 21/09/2025 21:57

Also odd that Phil came down so hard on Fergie after the toe sucking incident.
You’d think he might be a bit more understanding given that he was in a similar situation with her mother.

That didn't make the papers though did it?

diddl · 21/09/2025 22:04

Futurehappiness · 21/09/2025 21:31

Maybe so but one thing PM never did was be best friends with a sex trafficker. The same goes for Harry as well, despite the vilification he gets from monarchists who try to equate him with Andrew as a comparable wrongdoer... in reality there is no comparison.

'Fergie' and A were happy to be in Epstein's back pocket as long as it was lucrative for them.

No she didn't, but at the time that wasn't known about was it?

She partied, spent extravagantly & had lovers.

Didn't that also apply to PM?

Mrsmunchofmunchington · 21/09/2025 22:21

justasking111 · 21/09/2025 18:17

William seems very Victorian in his outlook. I wouldn't like to cross him. Not that I've done anything nefarious 🤣

Sometimes when people have seen at first hand the damage done by adultery and have experienced the trauma of living with an emotionally unstable parent they crave stability and strong moral boundaries.
I wonder if this is how Prince William feels?
I think we are very lucky he was the elder child.

TooTooMuchEverything · 21/09/2025 22:32

FancyBiscuitsLevel · 21/09/2025 17:13

The King increasingly appears to just want a quiet life without dealing with any unpleasantness. Fine, he’s in his 70s, unwell and having to ramp up his work at an age where normal people are cutting back - but that does kick things down the road a bit for William.

I do hope William and Catherine learn from all this and George is the only “working Royal” of his generation. The work load can be reduced. We would get used to less charity events and visits to things.

It’s actually pretty handy that Harry has removed himself.

The Queen was too old to deal with it. The can gets kicked.

K Charles is now too old to deal with it. So the can gets kicked.

The chances are that by the time William succeeds to the throne, it’ll be old news. People will be saying that it was so long ago in the past there’s no point in digging it up now.

Nevertheless the avoidance by each of the monarchs in their turn tends to eat into their credibility.

If Charles dies in a year or two then yes, William will maybe have to deal with it. He can thank his father and grandmother for that.

TooTooMuchEverything · 21/09/2025 22:36

diddl · 21/09/2025 21:57

Also odd that Phil came down so hard on Fergie after the toe sucking incident.
You’d think he might be a bit more understanding given that he was in a similar situation with her mother.

That didn't make the papers though did it?

Also Phillip lived in the age when men cheated and it wasn’t a scandal. A woman cheating however -absolutely scandalous. And it was the woman’s reputation that suffered, not that of the men.

OccasionalHope · 21/09/2025 22:41

And atm that’s somewhere between an unsupported allegation and gossip.

dayswithaY · 21/09/2025 22:41

My point is you might think Phil would cut her some slack or even just feel some kindness towards Fergie seeing as he was so close to her mum. Instead he seemed to hate her.

They are a different breed I guess.

LinedOverLatte · 21/09/2025 22:45

HollyhockDays · 21/09/2025 10:12

I think Charles doesn’t really see it as an issue otherwise he would be much more decisive.

Andrew and Sarah are both addicted to being in the public eye in some way. I totally agree they should either not have gone to the funeral or been more discreet.

I had wondered if William would bring Eugenie and Bea back in to do royal engagements while his kids were young to spread the load a bit but I can’t see that happening now.

I agree - Charles doesn’t see it as an issue.

Why would he? As a 32 year old, sexually experienced man he married an 18 year old virgin who had led a very sheltered life. It was practically an arranged marriage when you look at the circumstances - she was regarded as ‘a good brood mare’. There was no ‘history’ that could embarrass the monarchy.

Diana at 18 was only 12 months - maximum - older than Virginia Guiffre was when she met Prince Andrew.

18, inexperienced, unblemished and a virgin chosen for her breeding to provide an heir and little else, whilst he continued his affair with a married woman and mother of 3.

PrimeTimeNow · 21/09/2025 22:46

jumpingthehighjump · 21/09/2025 10:06

This is what I posted on the Andrew 100 emails to Epstein thread

They are a couple of grifting lying fools. Andrew was a barefaced liar on film to the public in his carcrash interview saying he had completely cut contact with Epstein, when he hadn't.

Now Sarah.
And what ridiculous language she uses. I made a gigantic error of judgement, I am so contrite I cannot say blah blah.
Followed by a grovelling apology to him. "I know you feel hellaciously let down by me. I deeply apologise to you and your heart. I write this from the truth of my heart. You are a supreme friend"
She wouldn't know the truth if it hit her on the head with a hammer. She's a bad liar.
The pathetic excuse she is using is beyond comprehension. She didn't want to lose her childrens book income stream. She obviously thinks the public are stupid to believe this guff.
I just do not get why Charles and the rest of them indulge him, like recently at the DoK's funeral. Of course he should attend anything to do with the family.
But why in god's name can't Charles say...
No, you will NOT walk in with us. You will be seated in the Church when we arrive.
No, you will not leave the Church with us, you will leave by a seperate door
No, your ex wife of 30 years need not attend.

Neither of you will ever be on camera again.

The answer to your question - ‘why?’ is because it’s his brother, I guess. Maybe he feels a bit of guilt because he got the throne and Andrew’s just the spare.

But I bet William will give the Yorks short shrift when he takes over.

mamagogo1 · 21/09/2025 22:58

The problem is that like with so many of these situations, people only saw what they wanted to see until the press got wind. She went to nice events, wined and dined, private jet use perhaps and may not have personally seen anything illegal, or perhaps she didn’t ask questions about the plethora of younger women??? Who knows, do I think all of these caught up in the Epstein scandal knew about everything, no they didn’t, were they flattered to be invited and turned a blind eye perhaps subconsciously, yes. Whereas Andrew was definitely involved more, these others were more on the fringe i suspect. Fergie also needed money don’t forget

CrushingOnRubies · 21/09/2025 23:13

I think King Charles is very much keep your friends closer and your enemies (well not quite) even closer when it comes to the Yorks. If he expelled them from Windsor grounds or wherever they live. Then who knows who they would mix with and get up to. ok they wouldn’t be royals but as far as press and lot of the public would be concerned they wouldn’t still be but without the control and that would be more dangerous. At least they can be kept an eye on and told to toe the line.

Tubestrike · 21/09/2025 23:24

CathyorClaire · 21/09/2025 20:17

There were a couple more numbers listed for her than for Charmless but both had an astonishing amount of numbers listed - into the mid to late teens.

Some of the names in the book surprised me - John Cleese for example

Fergie Epstein email
Tubestrike · 21/09/2025 23:32

I forgot to post the link www.documentcloud.org/documents/1508273-jeffrey-epsteins-little-black-book-redacted/

DancingMango · 21/09/2025 23:35

PoppysAunt · 21/09/2025 14:40

Careful now, there's no evidence that he knew the full truth about Savile, any more than Thatcher, or many others, did. That man groomed a nation.

I personally informed the BBC about Savile ( I had come across a child victim in a professional capacity ) in 1991 . As did many , many others . The police knew about Savile from complaints going back to the 1950s .He was protected . Why ?