Disgraced Sarah Ferguson is reportedly considering a multi-million-pound memoir deal after being stripped of her title and evicted from Royal Lodge. Sources claim the former Duchess of York is 'actively open to offers' for a book or television interview to discuss her royal experiences and restore her income.
Ferguson's new life in disgrace follows revelations about her friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, which cost her charity patron roles, her title, and her Windsor home. She is expected to leave Royal Lodge in the new year and may move in with one of her daughters, Princesses Beatrice or Eugenie.
A source told the Express that Ferguson is seeking around £10 million, saying: 'For the right amount of money she is willing to spill everything.' Another insider noted offers have come from 'all over the world', and a memoir could allow her to clarify her knowledge of Epstein's crimes.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond criticised the plan, telling the Mirror: 'Any friendship with a man as depraved as Epstein is repulsive... To sell her side of the story and take money for talking about Epstein would be equally indefensible.' Bond advised Ferguson to maintain a low profile and live quietly.
Bond also highlighted Ferguson's long-standing financial struggles, saying both she and Prince Andrew have been 'drawn to great riches like moths to a candle'. She added: 'Now, in their 60s and both in deep disgrace, surely the time has come for them to cut their cloth to suit the moment.'
