Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Giuffre’s heartbreaking final posts before tragic death by suicide aged 41

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VIRGINIA Giuffre shared a heartbreaking final social media post just weeks before her tragic death by suicide.

The Prince Andrew accuser, 41, was found dead at her home in Western Australia last night as her family paid a touching tribute to the mum-of-three.

Woman in hospital bed with facial injuries.

Just weeks before her death, Virginia posted this picture to social media after being in a bus crash[/caption]

YouTube Music screenshot of Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know" featuring a geometric illustration.

She also posted Gotye’s song Somebody That I Used To Know[/caption]

On April 14, Virginia posted a link to Gotye’s breakup song Somebody That I Used To Know on to her Instagram.

It was followed by a black screen with no caption or audio.

She later pinned the story post to her profile with a broken heart emoji in the middle of two stars.

It remains the only pinned story on Virginia’s account.

The last image shared to the Instagram profile was a photo of Virginia in a hospital bed with heavy bruising.

She claimed she had suffered kidney failure, was fatally ill, and only had four days left to live after being hit by a bus in Australia.

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