Breaking News: Royal Family feels betrayed as Sarah Ferguson set to ‘sell royal skeletons to the highest bidder’ to make quick…
Breaking News: Royal Family feels betrayed as Sarah Ferguson set to ‘sell royal skeletons to the highest bidder’ to make quick cash
Sarah Ferguson will expose “royal skeletons” if she feels vulnerable, an expert has claimed. The former Duchess of York and ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has not been seen in public since the latest drop of the Jeffrey Epstein files released by the Department of Justice.
The decision to launch winding-up orders for companies in her name has also prompted questions about her post-royal life. News commentator, Samara Gill, spoke on the Sun’s Royal Exclusive show. She said: “She will absolutely be selling herself to the highest bidder in regards for stories.
She knows where the bodies are buried, so to speak. She knows where the skeletons are in the closet.”
The commentator added: “She can absolutely expose them if she wants to… if she’s feeling vulnerable and broke, essentially… she is almost homeless at this point.”
Speculation has arisen as to where she will be living after being kicked out of Royal Lodge alongside her ex-husband, Andrew.
Samara continued: “She was cut out of, obviously, Royal Lodge. She’s no longer there. She can’t live with Andrew.
She She can live with her socially mountaineering daughters, because they’ve got wealthy husbands. That’s probably her last bet. But I think the Middle East is probably where she feels comfy, cosy… I think that’s kind of what’s happening there.
Based on recently released files and reports from early 2026, Sarah Ferguson, maintained a close, and at times financially dependent, relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, even after his conviction.
As more emails emerge, there’s a growing impression of how much Ferguson seemed to depend on Epstein, telling him he was her “pillar” and confiding “I have been so so sad”. Also, Ferguson also seems to take aim at the UK press and Royal Family in an email from July 2010.
She appears to tell Epstein that “the British press is ready to exterminate me” and that the Palace is “not equipped to deal with all of this huge wave of negativity.
I am now 1000 percent being hung out to dry, just as I predicted you will see, the Press will have me exiled,” the email continues.
Being named among the Epstein files is not an indication of wrongdoing.
