Sarah Ferguson is confiding in staff at a discreet bar in Windsor as she and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor prepare to leave Royal Lodge. Following King Charles III’s directive to vacate their residence of 22 years and move to Sandringham, the couple is grappling with significant changes prompted by the fallout from Andrew’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
Sarah copes with the upheaval by seeking solace at a bar called The Doghouse near their Windsor home. Sources revealed that Sarah and Andrew engage in deep conversations about their uncertain future, with Sarah feeling anxious and uncertain about what lies ahead. She leans on the support of loyal staff members during these challenging times.
Despite their divorce over 30 years ago, Sarah and Andrew have peacefully coexisted at Royal Lodge. While Andrew has been the primary focus of recent controversies, Sarah has also faced scrutiny due to her past associations. Notably, she lost roles as patron of several charities after an email from 2011 surfaced, where she referred to Epstein as a “supreme friend.”
Royal commentator Victoria Murphy highlighted the impact of Sarah’s recent controversies, particularly the email regarding Epstein. Sarah’s spokesperson clarified that her communication with Epstein was to address potential legal threats, emphasizing her regret over any association with the disgraced figure.
With no strong ties to Sandringham, it is speculated that Sarah may not spend much time at her new residence, contemplating her next steps amidst the ongoing challenges she faces.
