Lady Victoria Hervey insisted today that Virginia Giuffre's credibility had been 'destroyed' after she was released from hospital following her dramatic claim that she had only 'four days' to live.
The aristocrat who once dated Prince Andrew said she been vindicated after last week accusing Jeffrey Epstein victim Ms Giuffre of faking claims that a crash with a school bus had left her fighting for life.
Lady Victoria, 48, was slammed as 'nasty' and 'vile' by many social media users when she joked about Ms Giuffre having posted a selfie of herself with a badly bruised face and claiming that she was about to die from kidney failure.
In a brutal Instagram post, she showed Ms Giuffre's picture with the word 'Karma' added to it, accompanied by the soundtrack of Europe's 1986 hit The Final Countdown to mock her claims.
Lady Victoria said: 'I called her out because I have known for a long time what this woman is capable of. She claimed more than a week ago that she had four days to live, and yet now she is out of hospital.'
She added in an exclusive interview with MailOnline: 'I got a lot of abuse on social media for calling her out and saying that I never believed her. I have no regrets about what I said, and I have been proved right. Her credibility is destroyed.'
Lady Victoria has been a long term critic of Ms Giuffre who won a multi-million pound settlement from Prince Andrew after claiming that she had been forced to have sex with him three times at the age of 17 when she was trafficked by his friend Epstein.
Ms Giuffre, née Roberts, caused concern when she shared a photograph of herself on Instagram eight-says-ago, showing her covered in bruises after a bus allegedly crashed into her car two weeks ago in Neergabby near Perth, Western Australia.
Lady Victoria Hervey (pictured at London Fashion Week ...
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