Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are reportedly full of "fear" over reports that their mother Sarah Ferguson is considering doing a TV documentary. Just days ago, it was revealed that Sarah was reportedly in talks with streaming giants about this, with Netflix among them, according to a senior production source who spoke to the Sunday Express.
Talks are ongoing between at least two major studios and an unnamed "third party" acting on Ferguson's behalf. The documentary would reportedly focus on Sarah's life, including recent scandals she has been caught up in.
Talks with streaming giants
A production source said: "If things work out, I would expect the end result to be just as sensational – and painfully embarrassing to the Royal Family – as Prince Harry and Meghan’s interviews with Oprah (Winfrey in March 2021)."
The thought of Sarah doing the documentary has reportedly left her daughters Beatrice and Eugenie fearful, a royal expert has said.
Daughters left fearful
Richard Fitzwilliams told the Daily Express: "Reports that Sarah Ferguson is considering doing a documentary about her life on Netflix will strike fear into the hearts of a great many, including her daughters Beatrice and Eugenie. The King is known to be fond of them and currently pays their rent for Beatrice's St James's Palace base and Eugenie's at Ivy Cottage."
He added: "The fact that you could not rely on anything which she (Sarah) said being true is not the point. She has been totally disgraced and revealed with her former husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, as an entitled parasite."
No charity wants links with her
Fitzwilliams continued: "No charity wants links with her, and she has nothing to lose by spilling the beans. She will also want to keep in with her daughters; the strength of their private links with her is unknown. But if she is doing a documentary as is rumoured, it obviously could be explosive."
The former duchess has kept a low profile for almost a year since she appeared in the Epstein files. This does not indicate wrongdoing.
