Recent reports suggest that key members of the Royal Family, such as Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, are unaware of the current whereabouts of Sarah Ferguson. It appears that Beatrice and Eugenie lack comprehensive information regarding their mother’s location, which has become a subject of public curiosity since she and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were asked to leave the Royal Lodge in February. Following this, Andrew relocated to Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate, despite supposedly indicating that the property was not up to his standards.
However, details about Sarah’s recent movements remain scarce, even among her family members. According to royal journalist Rob Shuter’s latest Substack post, there is uncertainty surrounding Sarah’s exact location. The source quoted in the article mentioned that even top individuals within the family are unsure of her whereabouts, raising questions about how much Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are aware of the situation.
A piece in the Naughty But Nice Substack further adds to the speculation surrounding Sarah’s location, as her last public appearance was noted at the funeral of Katharine, Duchess of Kent, in September of last year.
Recent reports indicated that Sarah Ferguson, aged 66, feels deeply betrayed by certain members of the Royal Family amidst the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The former duchess has faced heavy criticism for her past association with the convicted sex offender. In the latest revelations, Sarah and her ex-husband Andrew were mentioned in released files, with Sarah referring to Epstein as her “dear spectacular and special friend,” while Andrew denies any wrongdoing.
Despite the current uncertainty, it is believed that Sarah may be planning a return with new projects in the near future. The source suggests that Sarah is not one to vanish indefinitely and is likely to resurface on her own terms for a comeback. Meanwhile, another source earlier this month mentioned Sarah’s feelings of isolation and bitterness, expressing her sense of betrayal and injustice by family members.
Following her divorce from Andrew in 1996, Sarah was not offered a royal residence upon leaving the Royal Lodge. Andrew’s limited public appearances since moving to Sandringham have been noted, with him spending time at Wood Farm and rarely being seen outside for drives or walks.
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