I worked for the royals – a Fergie tell-all book would be disastrous | Royal | News

A former Royal Family staffer has warned that Sarah Ferguson telling all could have disastrous consequences. Sarah, 66, and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, 65, were stripped of their titles in October due to their past ties and correspondence with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The former couple, who officially divorced in 1996, were also given an eviction notice from the Royal Lodge. Andrew will reportedly live in an unnamed house on King Charles’ Sandringham estate, but Sarah’s next home is unknown. Regardless of where you live, many people have questioned how you can afford a new property; some reports suggest she may be preparing to release an explosive memoir, especially after the cancellation of a planned children’s book.

According to Ailsa Anderson, who previously served as press secretary to the late Queen Elizabeth, Sarah telling all could harm the Royal Family.

During a recent appearance SunOn ‘s Royal podcast, Alisa was asked if Sarah was planning to publish a book.

He said: “First of all, doom and gloom. You’ll have to see what he has to say.”

“I think you should never give a sudden reaction, don’t be cornered and ask for something to be done immediately. You see what he’s saying, analyze it.”

He explained that this would likely make his own PR situation worse, while also taking the focus away from what the royal family really wants to focus on.

He added, “What you don’t want to do is inflame anything he says and drag out the story, so I think it will depend a lot on what he finds, but that wouldn’t be good news.

“And it distracts from all the good work the Royal Family does…”