Could Fergie flee Britain? Sarah Ferguson ‘is preparing to move to a £3.6m seafront villa in Portugal owned by her daughter Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank’

Today it is claimed that Sarah Ferguson is preparing to flee England and swap Windsor for her daughter’s £3.6 million mansion in the ‘Hamptons of Europe’ on Portugal’s Atlantic coast.

Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank are said to be preparing a ‘grand suite’ at their oceanfront villa for the 66-year-old, who was kicked out of the Royal Lodge.

Former Duchess of York to have She has been living with ex-husband Andrew since 2008, although the couple divorced in 1996.

But unlike Andrew, who will be moving to a property on the private Sandringham estate in Norfolk, it is understood Fergie will now be going it alone and making her own living arrangements.

Jack and Eugenie’s luxurious mansion at the exclusive CostaTerra resort is also already beloved by celebrities, including Hollywood royalty.

A rich neighbor of Eugenie and Jack said: ‘It is said here that Fergie will arrive in January.’

Starting in January, Fergie is expected to be at CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club (pictured), a luxury resort an hour south of Lisbon on Portugal’s picturesque Atlantic coast, Eugenie’s neighbor said.

Madonna, Scarlett Johansson and Nicole Kidman own properties here, and Ms Kidman has reportedly applied for a residence permit in Portugal after splitting from husband Keith Urban.

Alicia Vikander, Michael Fassbender and their two children spend months of the year at CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club, about a 90-minute drive south of Lisbon.

‘How long he’ll stay is anyone’s guess, but if it’s a long-term move, I can guarantee he’ll adapt well to the social environment. Many celebrities and stars are buying property in the area’, A source told the Daily Express Fergie’s reported move.

The Daily Mail asked a spokesman for Ms Ferguson to comment on the report.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were rumored to be buying a house in the area because they are close to Eugenie and Jack and want a base in Europe.

With its secluded beaches and surfing waves, the area was compared to St Tropez and Ibiza in the 1960s before they became holiday destinations.

CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club calls itself a ‘luxury resort community’.

There is a Wellness centre, equestrian centre, community village, 18-hole golf course, 146 family homes and 29 larger residences belonging to the club.

According to the CostaTerra website it is a ‘thriving community and thriving ecosystem firmly committed to the values ​​of sustainable development’.

It describes itself to potential buyers as ‘your family’s private European getaway’.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are rumored to want to buy from the same Portuguese resort

Promotional photo of CostaTerra Golf and Ocean club, where the former Duchess of York may soon reside

CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club is located in Comporta, about 90 minutes south of Lisbon towards the Algarve.

Despite promises of luxury and environment, Google reviews for the resort leave much to be desired; Many Portuguese are disturbed by developments abroad.

Many are upset that the land is being developed for the super-rich and locals cannot afford it.

Andrew’s fate is unclear, but King Charles is said to want him to move to Sandringham.

Although multiple sources told the Daily Mail that Portugal, with its golf and expat social scene, would suit him.

The Prince and Princess of Wales will be delighted that William’s rambunctious uncle will no longer be their neighbour, having moved into their ‘forever home’ in Windsor a few weeks ago.

According to royal biographer Tina Brown, Charles will not punish Andrew further because he “can’t cope” without his “spoiled” brother, a troupe of servants and a magnificent mansion.

Princess Diana’s friend Miss Brown, who is editor-in-chief of Tatler and Vanity Fair, also believes the monarch was interested in funding Andrew’s 5-star lifestyle away from Windsor Royal Lodge to ensure Andrew would keep quiet.

The King and Prince William have stripped him of his titles and his home and will exile him to the 20,000-acre Sandringham estate in Norfolk, but he claims they can’t go too far for now.

Mrs Brown said: ‘I’m told Charles has no intention of punishing his spoiled brother to the point where he ‘can’t cope’.

‘If Charles had not paid his brother’s bills and provided a certain level of comfort, Andrew would have had only his secrets to sell.’

Writes on Fresh Hell SubstackMrs. Brown, the highly respected author of The Palace Papers, said Charles was “more aware than anyone that Andrew had been served all his life by a cook, a butler, and a butler who accompanied him on foreign trade trips, carrying a five-foot ironing board in the lobbies of five-star hotels.”

Tina Brown said Andrew was scared of the move because he would be completely alone in Norfolk with a few local friends. He claims ex-wife Sarah Ferguson’s ‘free digs’ in Windsor have now ‘evaporated’.

“I have no idea who he’ll be socializing with,” one of Norfolk’s elders told him.

Tina Brown claimed King Charles believed his brother could not cope without a life of luxury, so he would pay to support him with servants at Sandringham and keep him quiet

Andrew has been kicked out of Windsor Royal Lodge, ‘to the relief’ of neighbors the Prince and Princess of Wales, and is expected to move to Sandringham.

Ms Brown added: ‘Calling Andrew is beside the point. ‘He was raised with no economic purpose and now finds himself a nexus that no one wants to be connected to’.

‘Andrew’s exile to an as-yet-unnamed property in windswept Norfolk on the Sandringham estate appears to have evaporated Fergie’s much-vaunted loyalty to her ex-husband; ‘The locks will soon change’ as he now has a free dig in a wing of the Royal Lodge, 25 minutes from London.

Ms Brown said she believed Prince Philip would go to Wood Farm, where he lives at Sandringham.

But he added that there are 150 properties in the state that the King and his family love so there are plenty of options to choose from.

He said the King sometimes used Forest Farm when the main house was closed.

Mrs Brown wrote: ‘How can Andrew claim that what was good enough for his father and now suitable for the king is unacceptable to his humble self?

‘Two other Sandringham candidates for her future home are Park House, where Diana grew up and which will need a serious reno after being used as a disabled home, or York Cottage, which is said to be dreary and damp and is currently subdivided into holiday lettings and staff accommodation.

‘And I don’t think Mr Mountbatten-Windsor will tolerate the downgrading of the six-bedroom Gardens House, which houses the former head gardener. But we’ll see.’