Sarah Ferguson is reportedly considering numerous television offers to share her perspective after her name surfaced repeatedly in the Epstein Files.
This follows her being photographed staying at a £2,000-per-night ski chalet in Austria, marking the first time she had been seen in 213 days. Now, fresh reports suggest she may be preparing to go decisively public – with substantial offers apparently on the table for a ‘tell all’ programme.
The former Duchess of York is reportedly deliberating her options, with television and film companies putting forward significant sums.
A source told the Daily Mail: “Everyone knows Sarah has a compelling story to tell. America has always been more forgiving of her than Britain has.
“When she and Andrew divorced, she spent all her time in the US giving interviews to Oprah Winfrey and others and making money from commercial deals like the one with Weight Watchers.”
“She’s an idiot but she’s a useful idiot. The appetite for anything Epstein-related isn’t abating.
“She’s not been charged with anything and even though her emails to Epstein are excruciatingly embarrassing they don’t show any complicity in his crimes.
“Several studios and streamers have already made substantial offers for her to sit down and tell what she knows.”
The correspondence in question emerged recently, revealing she had sent a message to Epstein in which she apologised for publicly disowning him in the press, and described him as a “supreme friend”.
Crucially, it was dispatched following his conviction for child sex offences, and beyond the point at which she had previously maintained she had severed all contact, while apologising for borrowing funds from him.
Fergie strenuously denies any wrongdoing. Andrew’s has vehemently and repeatedly denied all the allegations of sexual assault Virginia made against him or any wrongdoing in connection with Jeffrey Epstein.
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