Sarah Ferguson has been keeping a low profile since her involvement with disgraced financier Jeffery Epstein was revealed to the public.
The mother of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie is facing several allegations and also does not appear to have permanent accommodation after being evicted from the Royal Lodge in February.
Fergie now appears to be in panic mode as the investigation into the Epstein files could soon end at home. Two weeks ago, MP Suhas Subramanyam had issued a letter to testify in court and testify about everything she knew about Epstein’s operations.
This led Fergie to make a firm decision to “never set foot in America again,” a source said. The Mirror.
“She is deeply concerned about the backlash she would face, whether from Epstein’s victims or the scrutiny from Congress,” the source claimed.
“She thinks it would be unbearable and does not want to be put under oath in a position where she would be asked questions not only about Epstein but also Andrew,” they explained.
The source insisted it wasn’t a difficult decision for Fergie, even though she had been “deeply rooted in America” and had some famous friends, including Priscilla Presley.
However, Fergie’s fears of meeting a fate similar to that of her ex-husband Andrew took precedence over anything the United States could offer her and she made that clear to everyone around her.
