News | Published: Mar 03 2026, 10:53 AM EST

Jeffrey Epstein Survivor Reveals Harrowing Abuse Story in Notorious Island with Prince Andrew Being Present in New Allegations

Lisa Phillips, a former model and survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, has detailed a terrifying experience on Epstein's private island, Little Saint James, alleging that Prince Andrew was present during her visit.

Phillips recounted being invited to Epstein's island near Saint Thomas in the Caribbean while in her early twenties. Introducing the moment, she said she noticed "an older gentleman in the pool, he was frolicking and canoodling with one of the other young girls, so I just made a note of that."

She described meeting Epstein later that day during dinner. "I would like for you to meet a prince," he reportedly said. Phillips added, "He said hello and then he left. I didn't see him again."

Phillips explained that she and her friend were unable to leave the island because it was late. "After dinner, we went back to our quarters, where it was already really late at night, so we couldn't take the boat back. I really wish we had. We got ready for bed. We were just talking and there was a knock at the door, and one of the other young girls from earlier said, 'Jeffrey is ready for your massage.' That's when things shifted," she said according to Sky News.

Clarifying the situation, Phillips said, "We went in and we did an actual massage. Then the massage turned pretty dark. We were both assaulted that evening. We ran out of there, back to the room and stayed up all night waiting for the boat to come, dawn to break, to get out of there. I left and never went back."

Phillips further alleged that Epstein continued to abuse her over the following years. She told the Mirror, "Jeffrey liked his massages. It didn't happen every time and although he was helping you, you would go and see him, he would talk to you, mentor you and then you would try and escape or leave." She added, "Sometimes it was just a massage but usually it would turn into an assault."

The survivor also spoke about the broader abuse network, saying, "It was a global human trafficking ring," and claiming that many individuals implicated in the heavily redacted Epstein files remain unnamed.

Prince Andrew has previously admitted visiting Epstein's island but has denied any wrongdoing. He is currently under investigation for misconduct in public office related to his role as the UK's trade envoy.

Phillips said she eventually moved across the country and began connecting with other survivors to campaign for justice, highlighting the ongoing impact of Epstein's crimes.