Hollywood publicist Peggy Siegal offered to bring Jeffrey Epstein ‘a little baby back for you… or two’ from her trip to Africa – and told him it would be ‘So Madonna’

A Hollywood publicist sent Jeffrey Epstein an email offering to bring ‘a little baby for you’ from a trip to Africa, saying the move would be ‘very Madonna’.

Influential PR networker Peggy Siegal appears to have made the comments in a newly revealed message she sent to the disgraced pedophile financier in December 2009.

The email emerged amid the latest tranche of 3 million documents related to previous investigations into Epstein, who died in prison in 2019.

One account purportedly belonging to Siegal has him writing to Epstein about an upcoming trip from Amsterdam to Kenya.

The email told him: ‘We can’t thank you enough for another life experience. If the Maasai warriors don’t eat us, the Somali pirates will…’

Siegal apparently promises to visit Epstein in January 2010, suggesting she’ll ‘have a ball and think of you all the time’ in the meantime.

The message adds: ‘I can bring you a little baby… or two.

‘Boys or girls? So Madonna.’

An account said to belong to Siegal includes a post he wrote to Epstein about a trip from Amsterdam to Kenya

Siegal reportedly told Epstein (pictured): ‘I saw Duchess Sarah on the Today Show and the Regis today… she was very interesting.’

US pop star Madonna’s six children include four whom she adopted from the southeast African country of Malawi.

The same email about the trip to Kenya also includes comments about former Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson’s US television appearance at the time, as well as speculation about how Queen Elizabeth might have felt in response.

Siegal reportedly told Epstein: ‘I saw Duchess Sarah on the Today Show and the Regis today… she was very interesting.

‘It’s a bit sad that she repeatedly says the Monarchy kept her and Andrew apart while they were married…just like the Monarchy tried to control Victoria in her youth…

‘I bet the Queen is thrilled that Fergie’s failed marriage was her fault. But Sarah was so attractive on TV.

Other emails containing Siegal included in the latest batch include ‘Guest list for a ‘last-minute casual dinner’ for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who stayed with Epstein in New York in December 2010.

Andrew said in a 2019 Newsnight interview that he went to New York to end his friendship with Epstein.

This was two years after the financier pleaded guilty to soliciting a minor for prostitution; Andrew added that he did not contact her again after the visit.

Other emails related to Siegal included in the latest batch include one showing a “guest list” for a “last-minute casual dinner” by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was staying with Epstein in New York in December 2010.

Siegal (pictured) appears to promise to visit Epstein in January 2010, suggesting that he will ‘have a ball and think of you all the time’ in the meantime.

An email from journalist Peggy Siegal to George Stephanopoulos on December 1, 2010 read: ‘George: don’t think less of me, but I’m preparing a last-minute casual dinner for Prince Andrew, who is in New York for a private, unofficial visit.

‘Please come and bring AR. The far list…and we keep it private and small…

‘Prince Andrew, Woody Allen and Soon-Yi, Katie Couric… Jeffrey Epstein, where Andrew stays.

‘Jeffrey’s house is one of the largest single-family residences in New York… It’s beautiful. So come (redacted) for a very interesting, fast and fun dinner. xoxo Peggy.’

In an email exchange, Ms Siegal added: ‘We start at 8pm. So come on time and you’ll have some special time with Andrew as he stays at home.’

Mr. Stephanopoulos eventually declines the invitation because his daughters have a fever.

A separate email message sent to Epstein from an account in the name of Ms. Siegal reveals that a private screening of The King’s Speech was arranged for Andrew in November 2010.

The email, from a woman named Stephanie, was sent to a redacted address and forwarded to Epstein on November 3.

During a 2019 Newsnight interview, during which his decision to stay at the home of a convicted sex offender was challenged, Andrew said: ‘It was a suitable place to stay. I mean, I’ve been through this in my mind so many times.’

Challenger Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor rode near his Royal Lodge home on Monday morning after his daughter said her parents were ashamed of her relationship with Epstein.

Starting from four points, he wrote: ‘1. According to our phone conversation, Prince Andrew will be in the states from November 29 to December 5.

‘2. We’ll take a printout of the King’s Speech from Harvey Weinstein and host a very special, small, non-press screening for you, Prince Andrew.

‘3. Here’s the list of events for that week: Gotham Awards on Monday, November 29th, Black Swan Gala on Tuesday, November 30th, All Good Things Gala (sic) on Wednesday, December 1st. We can do this on Thursday, December 2nd, 4th or Sunday, December 5th.

‘4. Tell Prince Andrew the movie and Colin Firth, who plays his grandfather, will win an Oscar. Xoxo, Peggy.’

Colin Firth won the Academy Award for best actor for his portrayal of Andrew’s grandfather, George VI, in the film.

During a 2019 Newsnight interview, during which his decision to stay at the home of a convicted sex offender was challenged, Andrew said: ‘It was a suitable place to stay. I mean, I’ve been through this in my mind so many times.

‘At the end of the day, with all the hindsight one can have, this was absolutely the wrong thing to do.

‘But at the time I felt it was the honorable and right thing to do, and I fully accept that my judgment was probably influenced by my tendency to be too honorable, but that’s just the way it is.’

Disturbing footage released as part of the Epstein files shows Andrew Mountbatten Windsor crouching on all fours over a woman lying on the ground.

Prince Andrew (left) with his arm around Virginia Roberts aka Virginia Giuffre (center) and Ghislaine Maxwell (pictured in the background right).

Epstein was found dead in his cell at a federal prison in Manhattan, New York, in August 2019 while awaiting a hearing on sex trafficking charges. His death was ruled a suicide.

Andrew vehemently denies allegations that he sexually assaulted Virginia Giuffre, the teenager who was trafficked by Epstein.

He paid Ms. Giuffre, a woman he claimed he had never met, millions to settle a civil sexual assault claim in 2022.

Andrew resigned from royal duties in 2019 following an interview on BBC Newsnight, but the posthumous publication of Ms Giuffre’s memoirs and the US government’s release of documents from Epstein’s estate brought increased scrutiny of his relationship with the financier.

This led to the King officially stripping his disgraced brother of both his HRH style and the title of prince.