Virginia Giuffre’s Brother Issues Direct Challenge to Les Wexner: ‘Only One of Us Is Telling the Truth’
In the wake of renewed scrutiny surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s associates, Virginia Giuffre’s stepbrother Sky Roberts has delivered a pointed public statement directed at billionaire Les Wexner. The remarks, made in interviews and media appearances around February 20, 2026, came amid ongoing congressional probes into Epstein’s network, including a recent deposition of Wexner by the House Oversight Committee.
Wexner, the former CEO of L Brands (parent company of Victoria’s Secret), has consistently denied any knowledge of or involvement in Epstein’s criminal activities. He has also categorically rejected claims of ever meeting Virginia Giuffre, despite her prior allegations in court documents that she was trafficked to him by Epstein, alongside other high-profile figures like Prince Andrew. Wexner described Epstein as a “world-class con man” who duped him financially, insisting their relationship ended in 2007 after discoveries of theft, and emphasized his fidelity to his wife while dismissing any suggestions of misconduct as “absolutely and entirely false.”
Sky Roberts, speaking on behalf of his late sister — who died by suicide in April 2025 at age 41 — confronted these denials head-on. Channeling what he said Virginia would have expressed, Roberts stated: “To Mr. Les Wexner, I will say it on behalf of Virginia. You know what you did. I know what you did, and only one of us is telling the truth… and I know that’s me.” He reiterated the phrase — a line famously attributed to Giuffre herself in her advocacy — as a direct challenge, underscoring his belief in his sister’s truthfulness over Wexner’s account.
The statement tied into broader family reactions to developments in the Epstein case. Roberts described Prince Andrew’s February 2026 arrest in the UK on suspicion of misconduct in public office as a form of vindication for Giuffre and other survivors. He and his wife, Amanda Roberts (Giuffre’s sister-in-law), have repeatedly spoken out, including in emotional interviews where they expressed pride in Virginia’s courage and called for continued accountability.
Giuffre’s allegations against Wexner stemmed from her experiences in Epstein’s circle, where she claimed powerful men were involved in her exploitation. While no criminal charges have been filed against Wexner related to these claims, his name has appeared extensively in released Epstein files — over 1,000 mentions in some reviews — prompting federal scrutiny of his ties to the financier. Wexner’s spokesperson has noted that frequent references are unsurprising given their long association.
Giuffre’s family, including stepbrother Daniel Williams and sister-in-law Lanette Wilson, has maintained a united front in honoring her legacy. They have advocated for survivor justice, supported legislative efforts like “Virginia’s law” to remove statutes of limitations in such cases, and criticized perceived delays or inadequacies in U.S. responses compared to international actions.
Roberts’ direct address to Wexner has amplified calls for transparency, resonating amid public discourse on elite impunity. As investigations persist — fueled by document releases and survivor testimonies — the family’s resolve ensures Giuffre’s voice continues to demand truth and consequences for those allegedly complicit in the abuse network.
The episode highlights the enduring impact of Giuffre’s fight, transforming personal grief into a broader push for accountability that shows no signs of fading.
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