Prince Harry ‘can’t stomach’ 1 woman in family as shock claim emerges | Royal | News
Prince Harry has reportedly cut off contact with Sarah Ferguson, with a new report claiming the Duke of Sussex “couldn’t stand” his estranged aunt following renewed scrutiny over her past links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. According to Heat World, Harry rejected the Duchess of York’s repeated attempts to reconnect after her recent visit to England, where she reunited privately with King Charles.
“Sarah has been sending messages through Eugenie and Beatrice for a long time, trying to break down Harry’s resistance because she wants so badly to see him and Meghan again,” the insider said.
The source claimed Ferguson insisted his efforts were not seeking sympathy but were aimed at benefiting the Sussexes.
However, the report claims that Harry was reluctant to maintain contact due to Ferguson’s past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
“But Harry can’t stand what Sarah is involved with and more keeps coming out,” the insider said. “He finds it absolutely reprehensible that Epstein visited while he was in prison for pedophilia, and wants nothing to do with him.”
The source also claimed that Harry and Meghan had made their positions clear to Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.
“He and Meghan were as nice as possible about it, but let Beatrice and Eugenie know they didn’t want to hear from their mother again and that she should lose her number,” the insider said.
The allegations come after Harry traveled to England for a private meeting with King Charles earlier this month. Buckingham Palace confirmed that the meeting took place, but official details were not released.
Sarah Ferguson, who divorced Andrew in 1996, has maintained close ties to the Royal Family over the years and has often spoken publicly about her love for Harry and Meghan.
Neither Prince Harry, Meghan Markle nor Sarah Ferguson have publicly commented on the latest allegations.
The allegations have not yet been confirmed and no independent evidence has been provided to support the reported deterioration in relations between the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of York.
