JEFFREY EPSTEIN’S SICK BOAST: I escorted Princess Diana to galas

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A new book includes explosive details about twisted billionaire Jeffrey Epstein’s royal connections — including an unpublished interview claiming he escorted Princess Diana to a number of events.

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The shocking revelation is contained in American writer Michael Wolff’s new tome Too Famous .

In the book — a collection of interviews — Wolff asks Epstein if he ever dated Princess Diana.

The billionaire pedophile replies: “I escorted her on occasion.”

But Epstein — who died mysteriously in his New York jail cell in 2019 — doesn’t elaborate. In addition, there is no photographic evidence of any trysts but Diana made frequent forays to New York City where the convicted sex offender lived.

Diana was killed in a Paris car crash in 1997 and any interactions between the glamorous Royal and the hedge fund manager would have occurred before he was convicted in 2008 for soliciting a child for prostitution.

However, Diana’s brother-in-law Prince Andrew remained pals with Epstein through thick and thin, even after he was caged for sex offences.

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According to the Daily Mail, Epstein went on at least one shooting weekend at Sandringham, the Queen’s retreat. He even helped pay off some debts owed by Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah, Duchess of York.

As we earlier reported, Princess Diana was not a fan of Epstein groupie, onetime paramour and alleged pimp Ghislaine Maxwell.

Maxwell, 59, once boasted that she made Diana cry.

The princess told pals that Maxwell was a bully.

“Ghislaine, while herself on a pedestal of privilege, was armed with a self-confidence so bulletproof that she could joke about ‘making Diana (later Princess of Wales) cry’ in a world where ‘teasing’ about everything from the wrong boyfriend to the wrong designer could come uncomfortably close to bullying,” journalist Anne McElvoy wrote earlier this year.

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