Ghislaine Maxwell says meeting the Queen was one of the ‘greatest honors of her life’
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Ghislaine Maxwell claims she met the queen: disgraced socialite calls it one of the ‘greatest honours of my life’, says they chatted about their ‘mutual love of horses’
- Ghislaine Maxwell met the Queen at Balmoral in the summer of 1999
- He said that spending time with the Queen was one of the greatest honors of his life.
- The monarch and Maxwell reportedly discussed their shared love of horses.
- Maxwell said she was “deeply sorry” to learn of the Queen’s death last year.
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Convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell met the Queen, The Mail on Sunday has revealed.
In an exclusive interview, the former socialite and friend of Prince Andrew says spending time with the monarch and talking about their shared love of horses was one of the greatest honors of her life.
Speaking from the Florida prison where he is serving a 20-year sentence for grooming girls for his pedophile lover Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell told me: “I thought the Queen was one of the most exceptional women I have ever had the honor and privilege to know.” . .’
In an interview to be released in full next week, the 61-year-old adds that Her Majesty had a “gleam” in her eye and says she was “deeply sorry” to learn of the Queen’s death last year. past.
Convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell met the Queen, The Mail on Sunday has revealed. She is pictured with Jeffrey Epstein at the Queen’s log cabin in Glen Beg, Balmoral.
Maxwell says spending time with the monarch and talking about their shared love of horses was one of the greatest honors of her life. The Queen is pictured in September 2022.
Maxwell was a guest of Prince Andrew at Buckingham Palace on several occasions, but was also invited to a more intimate gathering at Balmoral in the summer of 1999 while the Queen was believed to be in residence.
On that visit to the Highland estate, Maxwell and Epstein, who hanged himself in prison in August 2019 while awaiting trial for sex offences, were photographed relaxing in the Queen’s log cabin.
In June 2000, they attended Andrew’s 40th birthday party at Windsor Castle, hosted by his mother.
The following day they joined the Prince for a day’s race at Ascot.
And in December 2000, Andrew invited the couple to Sandringham, where the Royals spend their Christmas holidays, for what the Prince memorably described as “a direct shooting weekend”.
Maxwell, who is serving his sentence at the Tallahassee Federal Correctional Institute, previously described Andrew as a “dear friend.”
He is expected to appeal his conviction soon, and previously spoke of a prison plot to murder her in her sleep.
Maxwell was a guest of Prince Andrew at Buckingham Palace on several occasions, but was also invited to a more intimate gathering at Balmoral in the summer of 1999 while the Queen was believed to be in residence. Pictured: Prince Andrew, Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein and Caroline Stanley in June 2000
Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence for grooming girls for his pedophile lover Jeffrey Epstein. She is pictured with Epstein in an undated photo.
Daphne Barak is a renowned interviewer and documentary filmmaker, whose subjects have included Nelson Mandela, Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton, Johnny Depp, and Michael Jackson, among many others.
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Daphne’s interview with Ghislaine will be published next week along with US Network CBS.
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