Sarah Ferguson has been asked to vacate the Royal Lodge due to her ex-husband, Prince Andrew‘s, controversies. Post this, rumors were abuzz that the Duchess of York might publish a tell-all book to share her experience as a royal family member. However, now sources claim that the ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor might not write a memoir as she is “loyal” to King Charles and the family.
Report dismisses Sarah Ferguson’s tell-all rumors, claims she’s ‘loyal’ to King Charles
After being asked to evict the Royal Lodge, it was reported that Sarah Ferguson might write a tell-all book to share her experience as a royal family member. However, a source has now dismissed the rumors saying the Duchess of York might not write any memoir as she is faithful to the monarch.
“She would never do anything like that. When has she ever written a tell-all book or threatened to do anything like that? That’s not Sarah,” the source said, as per Mirror. The individual even asserted that in case the ex-wife of former Prince Andrew writes a book, things might get uncomfortable for her two daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.
Reports have earlier stated that Ferguson was planning to write a bombshell memoir, something similar to Prince Harry’s “Spare,” which was released in 2023, and became the UK’s fastest-selling non-fiction book ever. Rumors were also circulating that Ferguson received six-figure offers to write a tell-all book.
“She needs the cash, and it’s very possible that she will sign a million-dollar deal to spill the beans… The big problem is for Charles because this whole scandal threatens to taint his entire reign as monarch, “ said TalkTV host Mark Dolan on SkyNews, per Express.
These reports came after the 66-year-old was asked to vacate the 30-room mansion that has been their home since 2008. Due to this, Ferguson was seemingly “not happy” with King Charles and was said to have an “appetite for revenge.” This led to the rumor of her apparently planning to write a memoir. However, sources have now denied such rumors.
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