Giuffre's Family Reveals Heartbreaking Last Days Before Tragic End

Virginia Giuffre's The final weeks were filled with sorrow and melancholy, as her family offered deeper glimpses into her life through a succession of recent conversations.

Before she died by suicide On April 24th, which was a Thursday, Giuffre seemed to be entangled in a custody dispute with her ex-husband. They had three children together who were 19, 16, and 15 years old respectively. Additionally, her brother was mentioned. Sky Roberts , told People Earlier this month, it was revealed that Giuffre hadn't seen her children for months due to her husband's restraining order. In February, 7 News reported that Giuffre breached the restraining order by sending a text message to her husband.

The most excruciating suffering one can endure is being denied access to their children," he stated. "Could you fathom such agony? Let me assure you, every form of bodily pain pales in comparison to the torment of separation from one’s children in this manner.

Sky's wife, Amanda Roberts According to the source, Giuffre’s spouse allegedly engaged in physical abuse. “The final time they experienced this issue, she nearly passed away,” Amanda stated about an event from January. “We had to discuss that reality with her over the phone. She admitted that another occurrence like this with him would mean she wouldn’t survive.”

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The couple’s marital issues reportedly began as early as August 2023. During a trip to mark one of their kids' birthdays in January, Giuffre's spouse supposedly broke her sternum and damaged one of her eyes—and subsequently obtained a family violence protective order against her. “He acted first,” Sky stated to People at the time. “Currently, she finds herself having to defend herself.”

Throughout her life, Giuffre faced substantial abuse and mistreatment. It has been alleged that she was groomed by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell over several years and was then sent to meet influential men across the globe, including Prince Andrew. Prince Andrew refuted these claims, stating he had no recollection of ever meeting Giuffre during the widely discussed incident in November 2019. interview with the BBC "I never witnessed their presence. To clarify, you should know that his residence was like an bustling railway station—constantly filled with people entering and exiting—just as I previously depicted it," he explained to Emily Maitlis back then. The duo. settled their lawsuit in 2022.

Earlier this month, Giuffre spoke about the alleged abuse with People magazine, saying: “I managed to stand up against Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, who exploited and trafficked me. However, escaping the domestic violence within my marriage proved more challenging but has only now become possible. Following my husband’s most recent act of physical aggression, I could no longer remain quiet.”

When People magazine released the accusations at that time, her husband's attorney responded with "no comment."

A few weeks prior, Giuffre garnered attention in the media when she did posted a photo She shared photos of her injured body on Instagram and stated that she only had days left to live following the bus accident.

"Starting this year has been the toughest so far, however, I’ll spare everyone from delving into specifics. Yet, it’s crucial to highlight that encountering a school bus driven at 110 km/h as we were preparing to make a turn could reduce even the sturdiest vehicle to nothing more than an aluminum can," she penned.

I have reached kidney failure, and doctors have given me only four days to live; they're moving me to a specialized hospital for urological care," she went on. "While I am prepared, I hope to see my children once more before I go. You know how the saying goes—s**t in one hand and a wish in the other—and regardless, things will remain as grim. Thanks to each of you for your kindness and for enriching my life. May God bless you all. xx Virginia.

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