Sarah Ferguson is reportedly in talks for a documentary series that Buckingham Palace “feared the most,” according to a senior production source. The former Duchess of York, who has kept a low profile for almost a year after scandals surrounding her former friendship with the late convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, is considering a TV documentary about her life.
Talks with Streaming Giants
The talks are described as “fairly advanced” and include at least two major studios, including streaming giant Netflix, with an unnamed third party acting on Ferguson’s behalf. The source told the Sunday Express that if things work out, the end result could be “just as sensational – and painfully embarrassing to the Royal Family – as Prince Harry and Meghan’s interviews with Oprah (Winfrey in March 2021).”
Potential Earnings and Content
The source added that Ferguson could “strike gold” and bank £18.7 million based on the current market. The documentary would likely require her to go into detail about life with Andrew, affairs with other men both during and after their marriage, and her and Andrew’s friendships with Jeffrey Epstein.
Palace Reaction
Presenter Mark Dolan commented on The Daily Expresso: “Netflix is the biggest streaming giant in the world. If there is a Sarah Ferguson documentary, it will be watched by tens, if not hundreds, of millions of people. This is what Buckingham Palace feared the most. Fergie is really telling her story.”
Ferguson has not commented on any potential upcoming documentaries. She has been keeping a low profile recently, last seen staying at a chalet in the Alps.
