Sarah Ferguson is stepping up efforts to find alternative arrangements as her exit from the Royal Lodge is finalized.
The former duchess decided to put on a brave face amid the crisis surrounding the leak of her email and alleged financial ties to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Fergie will not imprison herself. She has already made it known to those close to her that she will do what she wants.
A friend of Andew’s ex-wife said: “Since her professional life was turned upside down, she is now determined to move forward and prioritize her own path, even if it’s not what others expect.”
They added: “She told her family ‘I will not be silenced’.”
She is currently busy preparing to rebuild her damaged career, while packing her bags to say a final goodbye to royal life.
Ferguson’s loyal friends still believe she will bounce back, stronger than ever. She will not depend on others. She will take a stand to revive her finances.
She will soon leave the 30-room Royal Lodge as pressure from King Charles continues to increase amid the scandal surrounding Andrew and Ferguson’s links to Epstein.
Andrew is now expected to move to a property on the King’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, while Ferguson will find temporary accommodation for his loved ones.
Some royal commentators believe she now sees writing as her main means of staying afloat. His daughters, Princess Beatrice, 37, could step in to help him.
