Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, is mentioned multiple times in connection with social events and trips tied to Epstein.
The documents reveal just how close she had become with the disgraced financier, including emails where she calls him her “pillar.” Documents also show that Ferguson exchanged repeated emails with Epstein even during his prison sentence for child sex offenses.
Six companies linked to Ferguson are set to be closed following the latest release of Epstein-related files, according to CNN.
But the scrutiny hasn’t stopped there. Ferguson’s daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, have also come under the spotlight in recent weeks after their names appeared in the latest tranche of files.
$17,500 per night
Amid the ongoing scandal, Ferguson is doing everything she can to stay out of public view. Sources say she has been keeping a low profile for months, especially after the newly released documents highlighted just how involved both she and her ex-husband were with Epstein.
The Daily Mail reports that Ferguson has spent much of her time at the world-renowned Paracelsus Recovery Clinic in Zurich, Switzerland — a facility she has made her temporary home for over a month. The clinic, which charges $17,500 per night, offers Ferguson the privacy, care, and medical attention she needs during this vulnerable period. Fees cover food, board, and access to specialized month-long recovery programs tailored for high-profile clients.
Each client receives care from a team of at least 15 professionals, including doctors, therapists, and specialists, along with personal amenities like a chauffeur and a private chef.
Describing itself as “discreet,” the clinic offers programs ranging from $122,000 to $154,000 per week.
Power players and philanthropists
The Epstein files also touch on major figures in philanthropy and tech. Melinda Gates appears in correspondence related to business and charitable activities — though nothing in the files suggests any wrongdoing on her part.
Hollywood is also far from untouched.
Monica Lewinsky — forever linked to one of the late 20th century’s biggest scandals — appears in passing. Former actress Meghan Markle, now the Duchess of Sussex, shows up in connection with industry events and guest lists from her acting days. And outspoken #MeToo activist Alyssa Milano is also mentioned.
Comedy and late-night TV aren’t left out. Amy Schumer, Whoopi Goldberg and Rosie O’Donnell appear briefly in the materials, mostly tied to parties, charity events, or email introductions.
The files even reach back into Hollywood’s Golden Age. Marilyn Monroe and Janis Joplin are referenced in historical context, while music legends like Diana Ross, Beyoncé, and Barbra Streisand show just how far Epstein’s social ambitions reached.
The list also includes political figures and public personalities, making it a who’s-who of influence. Some of the notable women mentioned are:
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
- Ashley Biden
- Chelsea Clinton
- Ashley Massaro
- Diana, Princess of Wales
- Ghislaine Maxwell
- Gloria Allred
- Hillary Clinton
- Ivanka Trump
- Jill Biden
- Kamala Harris
- Lady Victoria Hervey
- Mette-Marit, Crown Princess of Norway
- Ariane de Rothschild
- Melania Trump
- Michelle Obama
- Nancy Pelosi
- Nikki Haley
- Sarah Ferguson
- Theresa May
- Zoe Lofgren
- Naomi Campbell
…and many more.
While appearing in the files doesn’t indicate any criminal behavior, the list underscores the staggering breadth of Epstein’s connections, touching royalty, politics, Hollywood, and the music world alike.
For those watching closely, it’s a reminder that even the glittering heights of fame and influence weren’t immune to the shadow of Epstein’s orbit.