News of a possible memoir by ex-Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson is heating up. This is not only because of her frequent trips from one luxury clinic to another, but also because some sources allege that she has maxed out credit cards to fund her lifestyle.
Given all this, some have even warned him that everything could be coming sooner rather than later, and the only problem is the ‘right’ price. However, former BBC royal correspondent Jenny Bond has just shared what she finds even more worrying, and it’s not the memoir.
he told mirror, “I think her daughters would be disappointed if she gave a tell-all interview.” After all “anything she said would result in headline news and the kind of publicity that Beatrice and Eugenie are desperately trying to avoid.”
While the only emails between Sarah Ferguson and the convicted sex offender relate to loans and other daily checkins, “Clearly, she only has herself to blame for continuing her friendship with Epstein, and also lying about ending it,” Ms Bond hit back.
Furthermore, the mere idea of ​​a memoir, where she either clears the air or sells the royal family’s secrets, “would only add fuel to the fire and make the palace even more hostile”, he also pointed out.
That’s why the commentator also admits, “I hope Sarah will see sense and reject the offers that are said to be coming, even though I’m sure they are extremely attractive.”
As for what impact this will have on her finances, Ms Bond admits it could lead to a more humble end to her days, but, “She doesn’t really need to live in these extravagant places she’s traveling to at the moment – ​​there’s no doubt she’s still dependent on the generosity of her friends.”
At the end she also asked a question, asking the burning question, “What’s wrong with renting a modest house wherever she decides to live, being her own woman and cutting her clothes to suit her finances?”
After all “it’s what the rest of us have to do, and I think he might get a little bit of respect back if he did the same.”
