Prince Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, was dumped by several charities Monday over leaked emails showing her kissing up to Jeffrey Epstein — calling him a “supreme friend” weeks after she publicly claimed to have disowned him in disgust.

At least six charities dropped the Duchess of York over the gushing messages sent to Epstein when he was already a convicted pedophile.

In them, Fergie — who still lives with Andrew — apologized to the perverted financier for the way she had publicly trashed him and called a $20,000 loan from him “a gigantic error of judgment.”

She had also vowed to “never have anything to do” with him again — weeks before sending him her gushing apology, according to the Mail on Sunday, which first published them.

“I know you feel hellaciously let down by me from what you were either told or read and I must humbly apologize to you and your heart for that,” she wrote to her “dear Jeffrey.”

Despite her public disavowal weeks earlier, Ferguson told Epstein he was a “steadfast, generous and supreme friend.”

She told him she only distanced herself to protect her “career as a children’s book author and children’s philanthropist,” telling him she was “broken” at seeing “all my children’s work disappearing.”

In an earlier email reportedly sent in January 2011 — addressed to “My dear, dear friend Jeffrey” — she thanked the pedophile for his help with her debts, the Mail reported.

“How can I thank you enough? You are a friend indeed and I will one day give it to you back. But I can not have the words to thank you now,” the email read.

“Sometimes the heart speaks better than words. You have my heart. With lots of love, dear Jeffrey.”

British children’s hospice Julia’s House was first to cut ties Monday with the ex-royal, whose husband also lost his titles over his ties to his pedophile pal.

“Following the information shared this weekend on the Duchess of York’s correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein, Julia’s House has taken the decision that it would be inappropriate for her to continue as a patron of the charity,” the charity said in a statement.

“We have advised the Duchess of York of this decision and thank her for her past support.”

Soon, she was also dropped as patron of the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation and Prevent Breast Cancer, the Mail said.

The Children’s Literacy Charity also dropped her, similarly calling it “inappropriate” to maintain ties over the scandal.

The Teenage Cancer Trust then also dropped her as a patron, and the British Heart Foundation — one of the UK’s largest charities — also confirmed she was no longer an ambassador, the outlet said.

Ferguson did not respond immediately to requests for comment. The Post has approached Sarah’s Trust, a children’s charity founded by the Duchess of York, for comment.