Sarah Ferguson ‘returning to Britain’
She will rent a six-bedroom home as scrutiny over her ties to Jeffrey Epstein continues, with removal vans already collecting belongings.
- Sarah Ferguson is returning to England to rent a six-bedroom property in the Home Counties for $8,000 per month, following reports that Prince Andrew is vacating Royal Lodge.
- Removal vans were seen collecting items from Andrew's Sandringham, Norfolk home this week, as Ferguson concludes months spent abroad in Switzerland and Austria.
- The Duchess of York previously sought sanctuary at Paddy McNally's $15 million Verbier property; speculation surrounds her finances following McNally's death and his estimated $1.1 billion fortune.
- Her return coincides with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relocating their children to the United Kingdom, as the couple aims to reside in a non-royal property outside of London.
- Ferguson remains linked to past controversies including documented correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein, though she previously addressed the backlash by calling her past judgment a "gigantic error.
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After the return of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, the British royal household is facing further staff growth: Sarah Ferguson is expected to return to Britain shortly after media information. The former Duchess of York had had to vacate the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Little information is available about Ferguson's return so far.
Sarah Ferguson Reportedly Returning Back Into UK to Rent a Fancy £10k-a-Month Gated Property
Sarah Ferguson is returning to the UK, renting a new home after a seven-month absence. Her move coincides with ongoing investigations into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and recent family developments.
Sarah Ferguson would return to the United Kingdom after living for a time abroad, following the scandal related to her friendship and her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, with Jeffrey Epstein, the American pedophile sentenced to prison, informs the DPA agency, quoted by Agerpres on Saturday. Former brother-in-law of King Charles III of ...
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