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Sarah Ferguson's Charity Removed From Register After Epstein Scrutiny

The closure follows renewed scrutiny over her ties to Jeffrey Epstein, after millions of US Department of Justice documents revived public pressure.

  • The Charity Commission officially removed Sarah's Trust from the public register of charities, with Companies House listing the organization's status as "converted/closed."
  • In February, Sarah Ferguson's charity announced it would close "for the foreseeable future" after revelations emerged about her friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
  • More than 3 million U.S. Department of Justice documents revealed Ferguson maintained contact with Epstein while imprisoned, with emails showing she called him a "supreme friend" and requested £20,000.
  • Numerous organizations, including the Teenage Cancer Trust, severed ties with Ferguson last year, and she lost the freedom of the city of York following the scandal.
  • Following her eviction from Royal Lodge, Ferguson reportedly sought refuge at the Swiss chalet "Les Gais Lutins" owned by former partner Paddy McNally in Verbier.
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The connection between the convicted sex offender Epstein and Sarah Ferguson was closer than suspected. New details from emails let Andrew's ex-wife continue to fall into disrepute. Her own charity now finds an official end.

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"Sarah's Trust is history: Sarah Ferguson's charity has been officially terminated. For months, the Royal has been critical of her association with Jeffrey Epstein.

·Berlin, Germany
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Midt i Epstein-stormen har den tidligere hertuginde søgt tilfluftt hos en gammel flamme. Nu er han død, og det kan få enormously betydning for hende.

·Borås, Sweden
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Daily Express broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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