Ferguson faces regret over a costly misstep
Sarah Ferguson may be looking back with regret after choosing to show sympathy toward Jeffrey Epstein, a decision that did little but damage her own standing. What seemed like a small gesture became a self-inflicted blow that weakened the world she had built around herself.
Talk has been circulating that she might write a memoir or share explosive details about King Charles and other members of the family now that she no longer holds her Duchess title. A close friend has firmly dismissed these claims, saying she accepts that her troubles were of her own making. According to the friend, her tendency to be generous and open-minded is the reason she was willing to admit her mistake, and none of it involved the King or anyone else in the family.
Separate rumours suggest she could betray the monarch by selling letters said to have come from Princess Diana, where she reportedly wrote about the difficulties of her marriage. Palace sources have rejected the idea outright, stressing she does not possess any such letters and could not use them for financial gain.
These claims surface as reports continue that she and her former husband Andrew have been told to leave the Royal Lodge, adding more strain during an already uncertain chapter in her life.
