For Sarah Ferguson and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, this latest drop of Epstein emails will only add to their embarrassment.

Not only will they be reeling from the photo of the former Prince Andrew, appearing to kneel on all fours over a female lying on the ground. But Andrew's ex-wife and daughters are also repeatedly mentioned in the files themselves.

The former Duchess of York - who has faced her own Epstein controversies - is seen praising the late convicted sex offender as the "brother I have always wished for".

There is also more insight into her financial dealings with Epstein, and her requests for money from him.

Her daughters are also dragged into the scandal, including with one extraordinary exchange where an unnamed person mentions Eugenie's "shagging weekend" in an email to Epstein.

The exchanges are all dated after Epstein was convicted in 2008 for prostituting minors.

The emails do not indicate any wrongdoing. 

Andrew has consistently and strenuously always denied any wrongdoing and his office has been contacted for comment. Ferguson's representatives have also been approached.

Here are some of the findings from the latest batch of documents.

'I am at your service. Just marry me'

Several of the emails underscore the depth of Ferguson's friendship with Epstein.

In one email exchange from 2009, the then-Duchess of York enthusiastically updates Epstein on potential opportunities for her business brands and books that have opened up.

She goes on to write: "In just one week, after your lunch, it seems the energy has lifted.

"I have never been more touched by a friends [sic] kindness than your compliment to me infront of my girls.

"Thank you Jeffrey for being the brother I have always wished for."

The following year, another email from "Sarah" to Epstein is overflowing in affection.

"You are a legend. I really don't have the words to describe, my love, gratitude for your generosity and kindness," she writes.

"Xx I am at your service . Just marry me."

'Fergie can now say, I am not a pedo,' Epstein appears to write

The newly-released emails also suggest Epstein wanted Ferguson to help clear his name.

At the time, Epstein had been accused of abusing dozens of teenage girls between 1999 and 2007. He reached a plea deal to avoid federal sex trafficking charges and instead pleaded guilty to lesser state charges in 2008 and served 13 months in jail.

One of the email exchanges in the files is believed to be from Epstein to three others, including his publicist, in March 2011.

In it, Epstein reportedly says: “I think Fergie can now say, I am not a pedo.”

It adds: "She was DUPED into believing false stories."

The email from Epstein suggests Ferguson could say she was "told horrible things and she reacted".

In reply, Epstein's publicist Mike Sitrick said they have a strategy - to "get newspapers to stop calling you a pedophile and get the truth out", and one of the tactics was "get Fergie to retract".

The following month, a "Sarah" emailed Epstein saying she "did not" and "would not" call him a "P", and that she had acted to "protect my own brand".

 

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