Sarah Ferguson has been removed as the patron of a UK children’s hospice due to an email she sent to Jeffrey Epstein.

The Duchess of York was dismissed on Monday by the children’s hospice Julia’s House, citing a leaked message SF sent to the convicted sex offender in 2011, according to People.

The controversial email was an apology to Epstein for publicly disavowing him during his legal troubles after accepting his money; she attempted to reconcile and even referred to him as a “supreme friend.”

The BBC reported that Ferguson became the patron of Julia’s House in 2018, but her name has since been removed from the hospice website.

As previously reported, Ferguson’s ex, Prince Andrew, settled a lawsuit in 2022 with a woman who alleged that the royal had sexual relations with her when she was a minor.

The Duke of York and the late Virginia Giuffre reached an out-of-court settlement following her lawsuit against Andrew.

Despite his suicide in 2019, Epstein made headlines this summer after the Department of Justice revealed that the supposed “list” of celebrities did not exist and announced there was no foul play in his death.

This revelation did not sit well with supporters of President Trump, who felt misled regarding a promised Epstein bombshell.