Feb 10 • 09:09 UTC 🇫🇮 Finland Iltalehti

Princess Sofia breaks her silence on Epstein meetings

Princess Sofia of Sweden has spoken publicly for the first time about her past meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, confirming they occurred in social settings.

Princess Sofia of Sweden has broken her silence regarding her connections to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, confirming that she met him twice in social situations, which she describes as unremarkable. The first encounter took place at a restaurant event, and the second at a film screening where many others were present. In her statements to Swedish media, Sofia expressed gratitude that her interactions with Epstein were limited to these occasions, especially in light of the horrific crimes he committed against young women.

Reflecting on her limited interactions with Epstein, Sofia emphasized her relief at having had no further involvement with him since those early encounters in her twenties. She expressed deep sympathy for the victims of Epstein's actions, stating that her thoughts are with them and that she hopes justice prevails for all the victims who suffered as a result of his crimes. Her comments come as the broader societal discourse around Epstein's legacy continues to unfold, shedding light on the accountability of those who interacted with him.

The publicity surrounding Sofia's meetings with Epstein first emerged in December, fueled by leaked emails that connected her to the controversial figure. With Sofia's public acknowledgment, the discussion surrounding her connections to Epstein highlights the complexity of social dynamics within elite circles and raises questions about the implications of such associations, especially in relation to the ongoing discourse on sexual abuse and exploitation.

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