Sarah Ferguson, or Fegie as she is known, has set foot behind closed doors and refuses to “scratch” the sources allege.
All this was revealed during an insider’s interview with World of heat where they reveal how Fergie is falling from grace.
According to the report, “She says she refuses to spend the rest of her life apologizing or making do and is tired of being seen as a royal charity case.”
According to the source, “She says they always looked down on her and made her feel like she had to grovel, so in a way, letting go like it was a blessing.”
For those who don’t know, although she is no longer married to Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor, Fergie lives alongside him at the Royal Lodge. However, following calls to leave the taxpayer-funded estate as King Charles’s disgraced brother is moved to a private estate, his ex-wife is not set to follow.
His living arrangements are currently uncertain, with prospects in Portugal and the Cotswolds with one or other of his daughters rumored to be.
However, one thing is certain, according to the source, is that Fergie plans to find a boyfriend, and to ensure she lives without constraints, “she jokes with her friends that she is done with broke aristocrats.”
“And she is very clear that age is not an issue for her,” they added. “Of course she would love to find that spark with someone again, but she doesn’t make it a priority. What she wants is to be prepared for life so she can say goodbye once and for all to all the snobs at Buckingham Palace.”
At the same time, “true to form, she takes no responsibility for the mess she finds herself in. She always screams that it’s all Andrew’s fault and she’s even managed to blame her family.”
“She says if they hadn’t been so tight with the purse strings, she never would have had to borrow money from Epstein. She has no self-awareness or responsibility, but she certainly has a taste for the finer things in life. And when it comes to dating, whether she’s in love or not doesn’t matter, she’s in survival mode here,” the source concluded saying.
