SAD Breaking News: Sarah Ferguson to cause untold damage to the Royal Family – It would be Horrible
SAD Breaking News: Sarah Ferguson to cause untold damage to the Royal Family – It would be Horrible
SAD Breaking News: Sarah Ferguson to cause untold damage to the Royal Family – It would be Horrible
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Sarah Ferguson could be about to make her biggest mistake yet. For weeks now, it has been rumoured that the former duchess could be planning a big comeback after her big downfall. Just months ago, it was revealed that Sarah had emailed the late convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein in 2011 after his release from prison for child sex offences. In the email, Sarah apologised to Epstein for criticising him in a previous media interview, and called him her “supreme friend”.
While a spokesperson for Sarah has since said the former duchess only sent the email out of fear that Epstein was going to sue her for defamation, this has not eased the criticism she has faced.
With many turning against her, Sarah has spent the last few months of 2025 keeping a low profile and, according to reports, planning her next move.
As she is also seeking a new home, since she and her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, have been served an eviction notice on Royal Lodge as a result of the scandals they are entangled in, this next move will need to provide the 66-year-old with financial stability.
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And what do a lot of famous people do for money when all else fails? Write a book.
However, I am certain that if Sarah did this, it would be her biggest mistake and would wreak more havoc on her life than anything that has come before.
mean, just look at the problems publishing ‘Spare’ caused for Prince Harry? He might have liked his memoir, but his royal relatives certainly didn’t.
And the same would happen for Sarah. If she were to write a tell-all book, it would cause more harm than good.
Yes, she may receive a massive paycheck in the mail, but at what cost? The good relationships she has left are believed to be few and far between, and writing a book could cause problems between Sarah and her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, who are famously close-knit
Beatrice and Eugenie may struggle to trust their mum if she puts pen to paper, and they themselves could then suffer, as the Royal Family may be less inclined to invite the princesses to family events out of concern that things may be relayed to Sarah at her writing desk.
Would Sarah really risk damaging the relationships she has with her daughters and the relationships her daughters have with their royal relatives?
Well, as offers for a book deal are reportedly flooding in to Sarah’s team, only time will tell.
