Vicki Ward

And then, lo and behold, Jeffrey Epstein appeared in the office of my editor, Graydon Carter, in Vanity Fair.

And that...

It was just totally shocking.

I got an email from a fact checker telling me, oh my God, Epstein's here.

And then the final galley that was the one that was going to be published to the printers suddenly didn't have them.

And I was told it was because it was a financial piece.

It read better as a purely financial piece.

And I was just – I remember like it was yesterday.

I burst into tears.

And I did say to the guy who was editing the text of the piece –

We can't do that.

We have just exposed these sisters, Epstein and Maxwell.

Now, no, it was appalling.

The problem was that I then went into labour.

You had a child.

Well, I went much too soon, much, much too soon, at 30 weeks before the piece had even hit newsstands.

And so my babies fought for their lives.

I mean, they were two pounds and three pounds.

And, well, we were just terrified he was going to harm them.

And, I mean, that sounds ridiculous.