Lady Victoria Hervey, a British socialite who once dated Prince Andrew, has claimed that Ghislaine Maxwell demonstrated how to perform oral sex at social gatherings in the 1990s. The allegation appears in a new documentary, Epstein's Shadow: Ghislaine Maxwell, airing on NBC's Peacock streaming service on June 24.
In the three-hour film, Hervey says Maxwell 'would demonstrate how to give a blowjob' and 'had a side that enjoyed telling dirty jokes.' The documentary is one of several expected to be released before Maxwell's trial, which is scheduled for October in federal court in New York. Maxwell has pleaded not guilty to charges including sex trafficking of a minor and perjury.
Hervey, daughter of the 6th Marquess of Bristol, describes the 1990s as a decade of 'debauchery' and recalls meeting Maxwell during that time. She says Maxwell 'always struck me as someone full of life and was always jetting around somewhere fabulous' and 'always had this air of mystery.'
The documentary also features commentary from former CIA officer John Kiriakou, who predicts Maxwell will secure a plea deal due to her and Epstein's links to 'too many important people.' Other claims include that Maxwell cultivated a relationship with the Clintons to rehabilitate her image after Epstein's release from prison in 2009.
Journalist Anna Pasternak, who attended Oxford University with Maxwell, describes her as a 'raunchy extrovert' who 'would have done anything to please a man.' The film also notes that Maxwell worked as Epstein's house manager and, according to alleged victims, was responsible for arranging underage girls for sexual massages.
