Fergie Had 'Friends With Benefits' and Paid Staff in Cigarettes, New Book Claims
Fergie Had 'Friends With Benefits' and Paid Staff in Cigarettes, New Book Claims

New details have emerged about the Duke and Duchess of York, with a revised edition of Andrew Lownie's book 'Entitled' making fresh allegations. The author claims that Sarah Ferguson engaged in a 'friends with benefits' arrangement and paid staff with cigarettes, among other revelations.

Lownie's update, released in paperback this week, draws on insider stories from former staff and associates. It follows the release of US Department of Justice files on Jeffrey Epstein, which prompted the author to unearth further accounts about the couple.

The claims have provoked an angry response from those close to Andrew and Ferguson, who deny the allegations. Lownie, however, maintains that the stories are accurate.

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Among the most striking accusations are that Ferguson had a 'friends with benefits' relationship and that she compensated employees with cigarettes. The book also includes other bizarre and disturbing accounts of the couple's behaviour.

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