Sarah Ferguson, who has been fearlessly maintaining her ties with ex-husband Andrew, could face court for her former husband, an expert has warned.
The former Duchess of York re-emerged with high spirits as if nothing had happened to her, even after she lost charities, book deals and her title over renewed scrutiny of her Epstein connections.
A royal commentator claimed: “It is not surprising.”The two have remained cordial and supportive as co-parents and co-grandparents amid their fall from grace.
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However, Richard Fitzwilliams claimed: “If Andrew came to court, she might well be called as a witness. Much depends on whether the police in Britain can obtain the unredacted Epstein files.”
He told Fox News Digital, “But there is no way back for Andrew. He hasn’t helped the FBI. He has no support. He has no reputation to lose. It can’t get much worse. His fall is unique. It has further to go.”
Police Scotland confirmed that active inquiries are underway into information concerning Andrew and Epstein at Balmoral Castle, the royal family’s Scottish estate. They noted that the inquiries are at a “very early stage.”
“We have received information and active enquiries are ongoing, but these are at a very early stage,” a Police Scotland spokesperson told the same outlet.
“All enquiries are evidence-led, with the needs of victim survivors at the heart of those enquiries. We would never confirm details of ongoing enquiries, and it would be inappropriate to comment further.”
The Andrew and Sarah story and their continued love for each other have always been strong.
Andrew Lownie, author of “Entitled,” dubbed Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as the royal family’s “Bonnie and Clyde,” as they remained deeply loyal to each other while navigating scandals and public scrutiny throughout the years.
Andrew has also remained largely out of public view as he faces an ongoing police investigation and a witness summons in a separate civil fraud case.
“As long as Sarah is tied to Andrew, a comeback with King Charles, Prince William and Princess Catherine is almost impossible,” Chard said.Â
“William is reportedly taking an even tougher line. With her daughters, grandchildren and close friends around her, she no doubt is plotting her public revival. Her Falklands hero and exiled ex Prince Andrew will not be in tow.”
