Sarah Ferguson ‘to become real thorn in crown’ | Royal | News
Sarah Ferguson is likely to “be a real pain in the crown” for King Charles, Prince William and other members of the Royal Family, it is claimed today.
Ms Ferguson, who lost her title as the Duchess of York last year following the release of millions of documents relating to pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, is reportedly considering a controversial £1.3 million return to public life as she considers a television documentary telling her story.
But it is believed it could reveal further allegations about the Epstein files and lead to intense scrutiny on the Royal Family, including the monarch himself.
An insider said: “She and Prince Andrew had a clear understanding so if he falls out they’re all [several other royals] go down He is not as stupid as he seems and is diligent about sticking to evidence and memories. Sarah, King III. “It will be a pain in the ass for Charles, Prince William and especially Andrew.”
If Ms Ferguson, 66, agrees to the interview, many well-guarded secrets about certain members of the royal family could come to light. Sky News reported that the mother-of-two, who is currently staying in a luxury ski lodge in Austria costing £2,000 a night, is indeed ready to speak publicly about her connection to Epstein.
Fergie vehemently denies any wrongdoing. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has vehemently and repeatedly denied all sexual assault allegations made against him by Virginia, as well as any wrongdoing linked to Epstein.
But Ms Ferguson allegedly felt “incredibly betrayed” by members of the Royal Family during the reviews. Speaking to Sky News, the source added: “Sarah has come out of shock and is now furious about what has happened in her life. She wants to sit down and tell her side of her relationship with Epstein and what she later knew about Andrew’s relationship. And she has a lot to tell.”
Mr Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of his royal titles and stood down from public duties last year following the release of millions of documents relating to pedophile financier Epstein.
The whereabouts of Miss Ferguson, who now lives at Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate, was unknown until she was photographed in Austria.
The author, who has lived with Mr Mountbatten-Windsor for decades despite their divorce, appears to have no immediate intention of leaving his chalet abroad. Thought to be a small village, the resort “has everything you could want for a long stay,” according to an insider who spoke this week.
