Lady Victoria Hervey has found herself at the center of controversy after making inflammatory statements regarding individuals not mentioned in the Jeffrey Epstein files. She asserted that those not named were 'losers', and even went so far as to imply that Epstein, the notorious sex offender who died in prison, is still alive. This led to immediate backlash, particularly from fellow model and singer-songwriter Lisa Moorish, who didn't hold back in her criticisms. Moorish labeled Hervey's comments as 'disgusting', highlighting the insensitivity of trivializing the serious nature of the Epstein case.

Hervey's comments sparked outrage as they seemed to belittle the very real victims and the implications of Epstein's actions, regardless of whether individuals are mentioned in the files. By aligning the lack of being named with being a 'loser', Hervey appears to dismiss the gravity of the situation and the numerous allegations surrounding Epstein and his associates. Moorish’s public call-out underlines an important societal response to making light of such a serious matter, showing solidarity with those affected by Epstein's crimes.

This incident brings to light the broader discussion about the perspectives offered by public figures on sensitive issues. In a media environment where celebrity opinions can sway public sentiment, Hervey's remarks could contribute to a culture that overlooks the implications of Epstein's notoriety. Moorish's fierce retort serves as a reminder that accountability exists beyond mere celebrity status, and that discourse surrounding figures like Epstein requires careful consideration of those impacted by their actions.