Virginia Giuffre, who accused Jeffrey Epstein of trafficking her to Prince Andrew at 17, has died at 41. Police in Western Australia found her unresponsive at her home in Neergabby on April 25; her death is not considered suspicious.

Weeks earlier, Giuffre shared on social media that she had “four days to live” following a serious car accident, saying she was “ready to go” but hoped to see her children one last time. She had also been involved in a court battle with her estranged husband, Robert, over a family violence restraining order.

In March, Giuffre posted emotional messages about missing her children and the hardships she faced. She later posted from a hospital, saying a collision with a school bus caused kidney failure. However, police initially reported the crash as “minor” with no injuries.

Her family clarified that Giuffre’s condition worsened after returning home and she was hospitalized. They also explained her Instagram post was meant to be private. Virginia is survived by her three children.