Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor could be in bigger trouble owing to his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson devising her own plans amid the Epstein investigation. According to reports, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie's mum has quietly returned to the UK on the heels of Prince Harry and Meghan's comeback, "deliberately" timing it to avoid any major attention. While the location is not disclosed, Fergie has acquired a six-bedroom home in the UK months after being booted out of the Royal Lodge alongside her ex-husband.
Despite finding accommodation, Fergie's finances have been a major cause for trouble, and immense scrutiny has not helped the situation. Hence, she is out for "revenge as well as a payday." Amid speculation of a tell-all interview, royal biographer Andrew Lownie warned that the ex-prince may land in much deeper trouble as the Palace "must remain concerned" about Fergie.
There had been a "policy of containment and keeping her inside the tent for fear of what royal secrets she might spill," but that seemed to have failed. Andrew "must also be worried." Andrew is settled in Sandringham currently, but reports claim that the ex-couple are still friendly. Some of Fergie's belongings were carried by trucks leaving the King's private estate, suggesting that Andrew had been supporting her during this time.
Meanwhile, Lownie said that there are "more numbers for Ferguson in Epstein's black book than for Andrew, and she continued to regularly stay at Epstein's properties long after she had publicly disowned him in 2011." Fergie is "being protected" for now, but she would face the music at some point. A spokesperson for Sarah Ferguson declined to comment via iPaper, stating that they disputed some of the claims above but would not clarify further.
