Princess Sofia of Sweden met several times with late pedophile billionaire Jeffery Epstein — who once invited her to his now-infamous private Caribbean island, emails revealed.
The 41-year-old royal — who was a lingerie model and reality TV actress before marrying Prince Carl Philip in 2015 — first met the disgraced financier through a mentor, Barbro Ehnbom, in 2005, according to emails published Tuesday by the Swedish outlet Dagens Nyheter.
“This is Sofia, an aspiring actress who just arrived in New York. She’s the girl I told you about before I left, who I thought you might like to meet,” Ehnbom, a Swedish businesswoman, reportedly wrote to Epstein in December 2005.
“Maybe we can visit before you go on holiday?” she added in the email, along with a photo of the then-model, Sofia Balthazar-Winslow.
“I’m in the Caribbean. Does she want to come for a couple of days? I’ll send a ticket,” Epstein replied — inviting her to Little Saint James, where he was accused of sex trafficking minors.
Princess Sofia turned down the offer, according to the Swedish royal family, but later met Epstein multiple times.
“[She] has been introduced to the person in question on a few occasions around 2005,” the The Swedish Royal Court confirmed to Dagens Nyheter. “The princess has not had any contact with the person in question for 20 years.”
The royal family didn’t disclose where or why the princess met Epstein, who was convicted of procuring a child for prostitution roughly three years after they rubbed elbows.
Princess Sofia — who has been called the world’s most scandalous princess — appeared in the reality show ‘Paradise Hotel’ in 2005, before she moved to New York and met Epstein.
In 2004, she posed topless with a boa constructor in a men’s magazine and went on to blog about attending lavish parties with celebrities.
Epstein died by suicide in a Manhattan jail while facing federal sex trafficking charges in 2019.
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