Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre wore blue in an online video Sunday to “stand united” on national human-trafficking-awareness day.
Giuffre — who claims she had sex three times with Andrew, 59, while being trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein — wore a pale blue sweater as she publicly supported Homeland Security’s Blue Campaign that marked Jan. 11 as #WearBlueDay.
“My name is Virginia Roberts Giuffre. I stand united with the countless victims of human trafficking all over the world,” said Giuffre in the video Saturday, which the campaign recognizes as national human-trafficking-awareness day.
“Let’s put an end to it,” she said, adding hashtags including “#EpsteinCoverup,” “#TimesUp” and “#EnoughIsEnough.”
Giuffre has long been one of the most outspoken accusers against Epstein, and her claims about Andrew ultimately were crucial in him getting booted from royal duties last year. Andrew and Buckingham Palace have always denied her claims.
The Blue Campaign says it is a “national public-awareness campaign designed to educate the public, law enforcement and other industry partners to recognize the indicators of human trafficking, and how to appropriately respond to possible cases.”
