Giuffre Barred From Children Before Suicide

Virginia Giuffre, a prominent survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring, died by suicide in April 2025 after years of advocacy and personal turmoil. Newly disclosed diary entries and family accounts detail escalating emotional and physical abuse by her estranged husband, Robert, who allegedly became more controlling and jealous as she gained independence. In January, Giuffre was hospitalized following a violent assault by Robert, after which he filed a restraining order against her, citing instability. A court order later barred her from seeing her three children, a development that reportedly deepened her distress. In her final notes, she expressed love and sorrow to her children over their separation. Her family maintains that, despite her public battles, her greatest struggle was at home, raising questions about the support she received.