The mystery over Sarah Ferguson’s whereabouts has finally come to an end, after she was spotted at a remote Irish wellness resort. The former Duchess of York, 66, disappeared from the public eye after her friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was brought back to the fore.
She has not been seen in public since her granddaughter’s christening in London on December 12, opting to keep a low profile after she and her ex-husband were stripped of their royal titles and told to leave their home, Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate. Fergie was named repeatedly in the recent release of Epstein files and she has not publicly commented on any of the allegations made in the documents.
Speculation has mounted over where she has decided to stay in recent months, but the Daily Mail has revealed she has spent time at Bafllyliffin Lodge and Spa in Donegal, after being spotted at the local airport earlier this month.
It comes after the newspaper reported that Fergie had also spent time at Paracelsus Recovery Clinic in Zurich, Switzerland, as well as taking refuge in the UAE.
A royal source said: “Last time Sarah visited Donegal she spoke about how it was somewhere she could escape to when things were ‘overwhelming’ – and they can’t ever have been more overwhelming for her than they have been in recent weeks.
“And just as she did with the Zurich trip, she knew what she was going to in Donegal as she’d been there before and that it was very remote and very discrete so there was minimal chance of her presence becoming known to the wider world.
“She seems to be very keen indeed to avoid being seen while she works out what to do next.”
The 4* hotel boasts panoramic views of Malin Head and many of the rooms feature a jacuzzi bath and a lounger.
Standard rooms start from €130 (£113) a night, with superior rooms rising to €157 (£137).
The on-site spa features an indoor swimming pool, steam room and sauna. It also offers a number of services, ranging from massages to facials and body scrubs.
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