Sarah Ferguson humiliated as new book ‘pulped’ after she’s stripped of title | Royal | News

Thousands of copies of Sarah Ferguson’s new children’s book were sent to a recycling center after the former Duchess was stripped of her title, a royal source has claimed. A source has revealed that 10,000 copies of Sarah’s upcoming children’s book Flora and Fern: Kindness Along The Way have been “pulped”. It had previously been suggested that the book would be delayed following the recent scandal involving her and ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

However, a source confirmed that the book was not delayed but was pulped and 10,000 copies were sent to a recycling centre. The book was originally planned to be released in October but was later postponed to November 20 without any explanation.

A source said Daily Mail: “This is an acceptance of the inevitable.

“No one will want to buy it.” The former Duchess of York was previously supposed to attend in person signings and talks at local bookstores, but all book-related appearances have been cancelled.

Neither Ferguson nor his publicist had any comment. Ferguson is a long-time children’s book author and first published Little Helicopter Budgie in 1994. She has also written memoirs and adult romantic fiction, and has published more than 50 books to date.

The former Duchess was embroiled in a scandal last month when an email published by the Mail on Sunday revealed she had written to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein after his release from prison. However, he had publicly distanced himself from her.

In the email, she apologized to Epstein for saying in an interview that her relationship with him was a “colossal error of judgment.” A spokesman for Ferguson stated that he wrote the email because he was threatened by Epstein.