Overview
- The children's hospice said it was inappropriate for Ferguson to remain a patron following weekend reports of her email praising Epstein as a "faithful, generous and supreme" friend.
- The reported message, dated April 2011, appears to conflict with her public statements that year condemning Epstein and pledging to cut ties.
- Teenage Cancer Trust said it is reviewing Ferguson's position, and the founders of the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation said they will end their association, according to British media.
- Ferguson's team stated she expressed regret over her past connection to Epstein and that she cut contact once she learned more about the allegations.
- The disclosure is part of wider reporting on previously unseen Epstein-related emails that journalists say could challenge elements of Prince Andrew's account.