Watch Sarah Ferguson struggling with money after going into hiding in a resurfaced clip: ‘I won’t play this game’<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nSarah Ferguson once had a pile of money placed in front of her and in a resurfaced conversation she not only rolled her eyes, but walked out of a 60 Minutes interview, all because the interviewer tried to ‘mess with her’ and ‘trick her’ into confessing to returning the money, ‘only after her scam was exposed. <\/p>\n
‘Did you take the money?’ It was this question that sparked it all, leading to his full exchange, as well as his demands on the Australian agent. demands where she is seen saying, “Remove that part. John can you remove it – that part because I don’t want to go any lower than that – it’s too tabloid-like.”<\/p>\n
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For those who don’t know, Sarah is going through a major crisis at the moment, which has been exacerbated by her breakup with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. He is currently homeless and was last seen hiding out in a luxury ski resort. At the moment he is being shunned by most of London’s high society and has begun taking refuge in the homes of his remaining friends.<\/p>\n
However, Fergie has been known to face scandal, even in the late 90s, as she had an affair with an American financial manager named John Bryan, which later led to her divorce.<\/p>\n
It was also infamously called the ‘toe-sucking scandal’ as photographs of the ex-duchess with their feet circulated, and were taken from her holiday villa in St Tropez, France.<\/p>\n
Now in the present day, she has faced the loss of her titles after her former husband lost his right to his dukedom, the loss of the residence they had shared despite the divorce for over 30 years, as well as falling out of most of her circle of friends.<\/p>\n
But it didn’t end there as Andrew’s arrest sparked public outrage not only at him but also at his daughters, and that was preceded by the Epstein files which exposed just how deep a relationship he had with a pedophile.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n