Lady Victoria Hervey, an ex-girlfriend of Prince Andrew, has drawn public criticism for her comments following the posthumous release of Virginia Giuffre's memoir. Giuffre, who accused Prince Andrew of sexual abuse and died by suicide earlier this year, details alleged sexual encounters with the prince in her book, "Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice."
Hervey, who has previously called Giuffre a "fantasist" and a "liar," described Giuffre's allegations as a "witch hunt" and suggested that "dark forces" were at play. She implied that Giuffre's death was "convenient" for shifting the narrative and making people forget how her story allegedly "crumbled" towards the end of her life.
These remarks ignited fury online, with social media users calling Hervey "no lady" and her posts "sick" and "cold-hearted." Previously, after Giuffre posted a photo of herself in a hospital bed following a car crash, Hervey reposted it with the caption "What is Karma," accompanied by a song that seemed to mock Giuffre's claims of having days to live.
Giuffre's family stated that she died by suicide, describing her as a "warrior in the fight against sexual abuse and sex trafficking" who was a "lifelong victim." They highlighted her courage and the unbearable toll of abuse. Her attorney also remembered her as an incredible champion for other victims.
Prince Andrew has consistently denied all accusations made against him by Giuffre. He reached an out-of-court settlement ... download the app to read more
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