Prince Andrew’s former girlfriend, Lady Victoria Hervey, reacted to Virginia Giuffre’s "suicide" by posting, "When lies catch up to you, there’s no way out."

Daily Mail — Prince Andrew's ex-girlfriend has sparked fury after claiming 'lies catch up to you' as she responded to Virginia Giuffre's suicide.

The vile social media post was shared to Lady Victoria Hervey's followers alongside a screenshot of the news that the 41-year-old trafficking victim had died.

Ms Giuffre was one of the most prominent accusers of convicted sex offenders Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, who she said kept her as a sex slave while flying her around the world and offering to their powerful associates 'like a platter of fruit'.

She alleged they trafficked her to the Duke of York when she was 17 and was three times sexually assaulted by him - a claim which Prince Andrew has denied. The prince reached an out-of-court settlement with her in 2022.

Lady Victoria, who had a brief fling with the Prince, reacted to the news saying: 'When lies catch up to you there's no way out.'

A second story, two hours later, added: 'I have taken the decision to pause my posts on Virginia Giuffre at this time.

'Irrespective of the circumstances, suicide in anyone at any time is tragic, and in a young mother who has children, even more so.'

But she is yet to delete her initial statement - which has now been live on her page for seven hours.

Lady Victoria was perhaps best known for a brief fling with Prince Andrew before quitting the UK for Hollywood, where she secured a small part in a Tom Hanks movie.

The socialite has since made a name for herself as a cheerleader for Donald Trump and a public defender of her royal ex.

Claiming she is a 'truth warrior', she has been branded a conspiracy theorist for claiming Covid vaccines were part of a plot orchestrated by Bill Gates to ‘depopulate the world’.

She also has other theories about 9/11, JFK’s assassination and the moon landings.

Reacting with fury after her post, social media users branded her a 'sick', while another said it was 'despicable'.

Lady Victoria claims Prince Andrew was 'set up' after an 'organised attack on the Royal family', and launched a social media attack on Ms Giuffre, who won a multi-million pound settlement from Prince Andrew following claims she had been forced to have sex with him three times at the age of 17 when she was trafficked by his friend Epstein.

Andrew repeatedly denied her allegations and has said he can't recall ever meeting her, although a photograph of them together in a London townhouse, his arm around her bare midriff, was included in Giuffre's lawsuit against him.

She insisted Ms Giuffre's credibility had been 'destroyed' after she was released from hospital following a dramatic claim that she had only 'four days' to live after a car crash in Australia.

Critics slammed the former socialite as ‘nasty’ and ‘vile’ after her brutal Instagram post in which she shared Ms Giuffre’s selfie of herself with a badly bruised face and claiming that she was about to die from kidney failure with the word ‘Karma’.

It was accompanied by the soundtrack of Europe’s 1986 hit The Final Countdown to mock her claims.

She later told MailOnline that Ms Giuffre was a 'fantasist' who was faking or exaggerating the seriousness of her condition in order to 'emotionally blackmail' her children who appear to be with her estranged husband.