Royal insiders say the Duchess of York is receiving little support as tensions grow within the family
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly facing strong pushback from the royal family as speculation grows about a possible tell-all memoir connected to the Epstein scandal.
According to insiders, the Duchess of York may be considering a lucrative publishing deal to share her version of events. The prospect of such a book has reportedly caused unease within royal circles, with fears that once details are published, the fallout could be difficult to control.
Sources claim there is a real possibility that Sarah could sign a deal worth a significant advance to put her story into print. The idea alone has already sparked concern among those close to the monarchy, who worry about how the narrative could unfold once it becomes public.
Amid the growing speculation, Prince William is said to have delivered a blunt response, reportedly stating that she must “face the consequences” of her actions.
An insider alleged that Sarah is receiving “absolutely zero” loyalty from the royal family and that ties with her have effectively been severed. The source added that William believes she should not avoid accountability if questions remain unanswered.
The same source claimed that even her reported decision to enter rehab has not changed the mood within the family. According to the insider, if there are issues that need addressing, Sarah is expected to cooperate fully and accept any outcomes that follow.
The claims surfaced shortly after reports that their daughters had been banned from attending Royal Ascot this year. The decision is said to have been made under William’s authority.
One report suggested that the move caught the sisters off guard, with the future king allegedly instructing other members of the royal family to avoid being seen with them at the event.
While these reports remain unconfirmed, they have added to ongoing speculation about tensions behind palace walls and the potential impact a memoir could have on the royal family.
