Virginia Giuffre died by suicide on April 25, 2025, at her home in Neergabby, Western Australia. Her family confirmed her death and described her as a courageous advocate against sexual abuse and trafficking. Reports indicate she suffered from various personal struggles prior to her death, including difficulties in her marriage and issues related to her legal battles and past trauma.
She was a prominent victim of Jeffrey Epstein, and her accusations included allegations of trafficking to powerful men such as Prince Andrew, which she publicly testified about. In the weeks leading up to her death, Giuffre had disclosed she faced significant hardships, including being prevented from seeing her children due to a restraining order and having sustained serious injuries in a car accident, which her family later clarified she did not intend to make public.
Her death was confirmed to be a suicide by her family, and authorities did not initially suspect foul play. Her passing sparked widespread attention, given her role as a survivor and outspoken advocate, and her forthcoming memoir aimed to share her story posthumously.
This summary reflects the latest reported information and acknowledges the complex personal circumstances surrounding her death.
