Virginia Giuffre’s Court Case Adjourned as Health and Social Media Controversies Persist

The high-profile figure faces ongoing legal negotiations over a restraining order breach, while conflicting reports about her injuries after a bus collision fuel public scrutiny.

Virginia Giuffre’s criminal case for allegedly breaching a family violence restraining order has been adjourned to June 11 for a plea hearing, per WA Courts.
Giuffre did not appear at the April 9 court session in Joondalup Magistrates Court, where her lawyer cited ongoing negotiations with prosecutors as the reason for the delay.
She has been discharged from the hospital following a March 24 bus collision, with her spokesperson confirming she sustained bruising and injuries that worsened after the accident.
Conflicting accounts about the severity of her injuries and a mistaken social media post claiming she had 'four days to live' have intensified public and media interest.
Giuffre remains a prominent figure due to her past legal battles, including a multimillion-dollar settlement with Prince Andrew and a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein.