Overview
- Giuffre finished the 400-page book with journalist Amy Wallace before her death in April at age 41 in Western Australia.
- An April 1 email released by Knopf shows Giuffre asking that the memoir be published regardless of her circumstances after a March 24 accident.
- Knopf says the book contains new, intimate details about Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and Prince Andrew, marking her first public comments on Andrew since their 2022 settlement.
- The publisher states the memoir was vigorously fact-checked and legally vetted, and that it includes no allegations of abuse against President Donald Trump.
- Knopf says the project began under a seven-figure Penguin Press deal and moved with editor Emily Cunningham, and it is distinct from Giuffre’s earlier unpublished manuscript.