Sarah Ferguson’s shock demand for butler forced to wake up at 4.30am | Royal | News
This is believed to be especially true when it has faced any crisis in the past; Her response to crisis was always to go on holiday, royal historian Andrew Lownie explained in his book titled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York.
Due to this demand, the holiday butler had to get up at 4.30 in the morning.
Lownie said he ordered breakfast tables to be set up in three different spots each morning so Sarah could choose, while a housekeeper had to come in at 4.30 a.m. to put out the watercress.
Lownie also said he would miss refundable flights, although he didn’t seem to have a care in the world.
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A source told Lownie: “He wasn’t planning on arriving at the airport with 25 cases and paying between £800 and £4,000 for excess baggage.
“At least five of these crates were filled with toiletries and make-up. Another was used solely for clothes hangers.”
Its inclusion in the Epstein files does not indicate any wrongdoing.
