Epstein Victim Virginia Giuffre Accuses Husband Of 'Domestic Violence' After Claiming She Has 'Days To Live'

Virginia Giuffre has dropped another bombshell after previously revealing that she was involved in an accident.

The victim of accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has now claimed that she suffered years of physical assault from her husband, Robert Giuffre, and "can no longer stay silent."

Reports have also revealed that Virginia Giuffre reported the assault to the police as recently as January 9, but Robert was not charged with any crime.

After previously revealing her involvement in an accident and claiming she was dying soon, Giuffre has made an unexpected revelation about being a victim of physical assault by her husband, Robert Giuffre.

"I was able to fight back against Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, who abused and trafficked me," the 41-year-old wrote in an exclusive statement to People Magazine.

She added, "But I was unable to escape the domestic violence in my marriage until recently. After my husband's latest physical assault, I can no longer stay silent."

Although Giuffre did not confirm when the "latest physical assault" occurred, a rep for her informed the outlet that the 41-year-old had reported an assault to the authorities on January 9, 2025.

Giuffre's brother's wife, Amanda, has also confirmed that the incident occurred and that the sexual abuse victim advocate "almost died" from the injuries she sustained.

"I think the last incident that they had, she almost died," Amanda told the outlet. "And we had to speak that truth with her on the phone. And I think she had acknowledged that if she had one more instance with him, she wasn't making it out of there."

Prior to making the shocking domestic violence revelation, Giuffre had revealed that she had only a few days to live due to her involvement in an accident that led to kidney renal failure.

Now, her brother, Sky Roberts, and his wife have claimed that there may be more to the injuries Giuffre suffered, suggesting that these injuries could have been partly caused by the recent beating she allegedly endured at the hands of her husband.

"Let's be clear, she never stated in the bus accident the cause of all her other injuries," Sky told People. "But I do think that the bus crash in some way, shape, or form saved her life. It could have been a blessing in disguise."

He then added that the damage to his sister's organs was from years of alleged abuse rather than the bus crash.

"You got to think, she's been allegedly being abused for over 10 years. Anyone's body is going to take a toll over a course of time," the auto claims adjuster shared.

After Giuffre made a post on Instagram claiming she had only "four days to live" after a bus accident, the severity of the incident has been contested, mainly after reports emerged suggesting it was a "minor crash" with "no reported injuries."

Her family has since stated that Giuffre had "thought that she had posted on her private Facebook page."

They also shared more details about the crash, including the exact time it occurred (March 4) and that the bus that hit Giuffre's ride was full of "distraught children."

"The police were called but said that there was no one available to come to the scene. They asked if anyone was injured and suggested that if they were, they should make their way to the hospital," the family noted, per People.

Currently, Giuffre and Robert have been living apart for a while and are bound by a restraining order that prevents them from contacting each other.

The order was obtained by Robert, who told authorities that Giuffre had become violent with him during a trip organized to celebrate the birthday of one of their kids.

While speaking with People Magazine, Giuffre's brother claimed that Robert was actually the abuser during the incident and was just lucky to "put his" restraining order "in place first," which forced his sister to be "on the defense."

He also shared that Giuffre's revelation about her domestic violence situation wasn't intended to avoid a court appearance regarding her recent violation of the restraining order.

"Is it going to take her to die for people to believe her? Or can you just simply be a human and look at the facts and understand this is somebody that legitimately got into an accident, legitimately had underlying issues?" he said to Giuffre's critics.

Giuffre first made headlines when she revealed that she was a victim of sex trafficking by the late sex offender Epstein.

Since then, she has been involved in a number of lawsuits against EEpstein'sestate and Ghislaine Maxwell, who is known to have been his right-hand woman.

Giuffre also accused British royal Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, of being one of the individuals she was sex trafficked to by Epstein.

She subsequently sued the prince, but the lawsuit was later settled for an undisclosed but substantial amount.