Emails: Epstein Had a Secret Child

Jeffrey Epstein had a secret child, according to a message sent to him by Sarah Ferguson.

The former Duchess of York congratulated the paedophile on the birth of a “baby boy” after he was released from jail in 2011.

She offered Epstein her “love, friendship and congratulations” after hearing the news from “The Duke”, probably referring to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, her ex-husband.

In a separate document released in the latest tranche, a teenage girl claims the daughter she shared with Epstein was taken away from her minutes after birth.

The diary entry alleges that the mother gave birth in about 2002 when she was aged 16 or 17, along with a copy of the pregnancy scan.

She makes reference to Ghislaine Maxwell being present at the birth too.

The woman, who refers to herself as a “human incubator, said: “She was born, I heard her cries! I saw this tiny head and body in between the doctor’s hands. Ghislaine said she was beautiful. Where is she?”

The diary entries discuss the difficulties of her childbirth and then having “10 to 15 minutes to hold and feed her before they took her”.

“She is mine! I want her back!!! Distraught!” She added.

It has never been established if Epstein has any children, despite allegedly having sexual relations with hundreds of women.

Karyna Shuliak, the financier’s last-known girlfriend, was set to inherit most of his fortune, properties and island in a will changed shortly before his death in prison in 2019.

Ms Ferguson appeared to send a second message complaining that Epstein had “disappeared” after using her “to get to Andrew”.

The correspondence from Ms Ferguson is among the three million documents in the Epstein files that were released by the US department of justice on Friday, along with 180,000 images and 2,000 videos.

The former Duchess featured several times in the documents, with the latest tranche revealing that she offered Epstein and his friends VIP tours of Buckingham Palace.

The newly released emails showed that Ms Ferguson contacted Epstein after he was released from prison for child sex offences in 2009.

The files also showed that Mountbatten-Windsor’s relationship with Epstein continued until at least 2017, seven years after the disgraced former royal claimed to have cut off contact.

Epstein never confessed to having any children while he was alive, but more than 100 people have claimed to be his offspring, with many making a claim to his fortune.

In 2020, Harvey Morse, the founder of Morse Genealogical Services, a DNA firm, said Epstein may have grandchildren because he was “sexually promiscuous for so long”.

“There is a reasonable chance he may have fathered a child,” he said. “He could even be a grandfather.”

Morse said that 130 people approached his company after it set up a website named epsteinheirs.com, although more than a quarter of the claims were dismissed almost immediately.

In a separate file, released on Friday, a woman claimed to have “created” a daughter with Epstein in a “beautiful fertility ritual”. The validity of the claim is not known, and the Justice Department has warned that the files contain a number of “untrue and sensationalist” accusations.

The Epstein Files Transparency Act ordered the US Department of Justice to release all files pertaining to Epstein by Dec 19, but authorities have gone well over the deadline.

Mountbatten-Windsor, who was stripped of his remaining royal titles by the King last year, was pictured kneeling over an unidentified woman in the latest documents.

The files also included offers made by Epstein to introduce Mountbatten-Windsor to a “beautiful” 26-year-old Russian woman named Irina.