Virginia Giuffre Hospitalized Following Severe Accident, Claims Kidney Failure Is Life-Threatening

The prominent Epstein accuser says doctors have given her four days to live, raising questions about the accident's circumstances and her prognosis.

Virginia Giuffre, known for her allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew, is hospitalized after a car accident involving a school bus on March 24 in Australia.
Giuffre claims to be suffering from kidney failure and has stated on Instagram that doctors have given her only days to live, though this prognosis remains unverified.
Her spokesperson confirmed her hospitalization and expressed gratitude for the public's support, while Australian police noted no injuries were initially reported from the accident.
Giuffre's father, based in Florida, has expressed shock and concern over her condition but lacks the financial means to visit her in Australia.
The incident has reignited public interest in Giuffre's advocacy for sexual abuse victims and her role in the Epstein and Prince Andrew cases.