Virginia Giuffre, who accused Prince Andrew of sexual abuse and exposed Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking network, has died by suicide at 41. She is survived by her three children, Christian, Noah, and Emily.

Giuffre gained attention after waiving her anonymity in her lawsuit against Prince Andrew, who denied her claims but settled financially. Her family described her as a “fierce warrior” for abuse survivors, saying the lifelong trauma eventually became unbearable.

Donald Trump called her death “a very sad situation” while speaking at a New Jersey airport.

Western Australia Police confirmed her death is under investigation but appears non-suspicious. Giuffre had recently separated from her husband and was due in court for breaching a restraining order. She had also been hospitalized last month after a minor car accident, during which she claimed she had “days to live.”