Sarah Ferguson ‘returning to Britain’
The former Duchess of York is renting a six-bedroom home and is expected to move in imminently after months abroad, reports said.
- 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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The former York Duchess would have prepared her residence near London.
Although without much media attention, the former wife of the disgraced royal brother Andrew, who was stripped of his title of prince following scandals, has also returned to England after a long absence. Sarah Ferguson is said to have been planning to move to her homeland for a long time, and has now found suitable accommodation near London, reports The Sun.
The former Duchess of York will settle near London coinciding with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the country
According to media information, Sarah Ferguson is expected to return to Britain shortly. The former Duchess of York had had to clear the Royal Lodge in Windsor and since then has largely withdrawn from the public.
After several months away from the UK and away from public life, Sarah Ferguson is about to return to England. The former Duchess of York, weakened by the fallout of the Epstein scandal, would have chosen to take a new start.
Sarah Ferguson will rent a house in the suburbs of London. Sarah Ferguson will return to Britain after having exiled after the...
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