Virginia Roberts' fresh start: Jeffrey Epstein's Australian 'sex slave' makes a 4,400km move with her family after claiming she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew when she was 17

Jeffrey Epstein's Australian sex trafficking victim Virginia Roberts has moved to Perth with her family after buying a $1.9million luxurious beachside home.

Ms Roberts, 37, who is also known by her married name Giuffre, on Thursday shared a smiling family photo outside the coastal home in Ocean Reef in the city's northern suburbs after relocating 4,400km across the country from Cairns.

The home is billed as a 'peaceful cul-de-sac location' with 'breathtaking ocean views' and boasts a swimming pool, six bedrooms, and four bathrooms.

'Our new home,' Ms Roberts wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of her with her husband Robert Giuffre, three children, and family dog in front of the house.

Virginia Roberts - Jeffrey Epstein's alleged Australian sex trafficking victim - has moved to Perth after buying a luxury beachside home for $1.9million

Prince Andrew was seemingly pictured with his arm around Virginia Roberts's waist at Ghislaine Maxwell's house in London in March 2001, although he has raised doubts about the veracity of the photograph

Upping sticks: The spacious home in Perth's northern coastal suburbs boasts a swimming pool, six bedrooms and four bathrooms

Ms Roberts was born in the US but moved Down Under after meeting her Australian husband who was working as a martial arts expert in Thailand.

She escaped Epstein's clutches at the age of 19 after he bought her a plane ticket to the southeast Asian country, where he enrolled her in a massage course.

The mother-of-three has claimed Epstein forced her to have sex with Prince Andrew when she was as young as 17-years-old on at least three occasions.

They include at Epstein’s alleged former madam Ghislaine Maxwell's apartment in London, in New York, and on Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands. 

Roberts also claims she spent two days alone with Prince Andrew at Epstein's New Mexico ranch, where she was directed to 'entertain him endlessly' and give him 'erotic massages', according to unsealed court documents. 

The claims have all been strongly denied by the British royal.

Prince Andrew also disputes a photograph seemingly showing them together, with the royal posing with his hand on her waist, when she was a teenager is real.  

Maxwell is accused of helping Epstein recruit and groom underage girls as young as 14 to engage in illegal sexual acts in the mid-1990s.

Idyllic: The home is billed as a 'peaceful cul-de-sac location' with 'breathtaking ocean views'

Place to call home: Ms Roberts moved to Australia after escaping sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's clutches 

'Our new home,' Ms Roberts wrote on Instagram on Thursday after securing the spacious new home in Western Australia

Maxwell was arrested on July 2 in New Hampshire, where prosecutors said she had been hiding out.

She has been locked up in a Brooklyn jail after US District Judge Alison Nathan, who oversees the criminal case, called her an unacceptable flight risk.  

Maxwell has pleaded not guilty to charges that she procured three girls for Epstein to abuse in the mid-1990s, and denies all other allegations.

In October, Roberts slammed the decision to redact Prince Andrew's name from newly released court documents in the Maxwell case. 

The unsealed court records from a 2016 deposition show Epstein told Maxwell to offer a reward to anyone who could discredit Roberts after she accused them of rape.   

'I feel very angry,' she told ABC News.

'I don't understand why we are protecting someone who hides behind mummy's skirt and says "I didn't do it". His name should have been out there in the deposition.'

Ms Roberts holds a photo of herself at age 16, when she says Palm Beach multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein began abusing her sexually

Jeffrey Epstein with Ghislaine Maxwell, his former girlfriend and alleged 'madam'. Maxwell is accused of helping Epstein recruit and groom underage girls as young as 14 to engage in illegal sexual acts in the mid-1990s

Lisa Bloom, attorney for six of Epstein's victims, has separately urged the Duke to talk to the FBI - a year after he agreed to assist with their investigation into the paedophile. 

Speaking on British TV show Lorraine, Bloom said she hopes a Biden White House might bring fresh pressure on Andrew to make good on his promise.

'I have great faith in our Vice President elect Kamala Harris who is a former prosecutor who is tough as nails on behalf of victims of sex assault,' she said.

'So perhaps she will get tough and stand up for victims and insist that Prince Andrew answer questions.

'Not just answer questions, but also turn over documents, calendars, diaries, information, and encourage those around him to go and testify to what they know.'

WHAT VIRGINIA ROBERTS THINKS OF JEFFREY EPSTEIN'S 'SUICIDE' 

Billionaire Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his New York prison cell on August 10

Virginia Roberts was in bed with her husband in Cairns when she learnt about billionaire sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's death in a New York prison cell. 

She wept when she learnt he would not be around to face justice for allegedly forcing her to have sex with his powerful friends including Prince Andrew.

But Ms Roberts told told Daily Mail Australia she had doubts her former abuser committed suicide.

'I don't know, man,' the now 36-year-old said. 'That's a 50/50.'

'But from who he was and to face the reality that he's going to face the rest of his life in jail, it's a big possibility.

'That's just personally speaking. It's a 50/50.'

Epstein's body was found in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Centre in Manhattan on August 10.

He had apparently hanged himself with a bed sheet and the medical examiner's office ruled his death to be suicide.

A post mortem examination found Epstein had several broken bones in his neck, including the hyoid, fuelling conspiracy theories and speculation he was murdered.

The 66-year-old had been found on the floor of his cell suffering bruising to his neck on July 23 and was placed on suicide watch.

That level of surveillance was reportedly removed after a week but he was still supposed to be checked every half an hour.

The FBI and Justice Department are investigating his death, which was met by anger and disbelief from many who questioned how such a high-profile inmate could kill himself in a federal facility.

Ms Roberts has said Epstein's death prevented him from committing further sexual crimes against minors but robbed those he had abused of justice.

'We've worked so hard to get here and he stole that from us, too,' she told the New York Times.