There was a time when Sarah Ferguson and ex-Prince Andrew maintained a cordial relationship even after their divorce, but that has reportedly changed now. The former royal couple lived together for decades at Royal Lodge, appearing as a united front even when the headlines got ugly.
But now, sources close to the pair claim that the weight of Andrew’s disgrace has “fundamentally altered” their loyalty. As a result, it is allegedly leaving a heavy “sadness hanging” over their relationship.
Sarah Ferguson and ex-Prince Andrew’s dynamic has a ‘sadness hanging’ over it, per source
RadarOnline exclusively reported that the cracks in Sarah Ferguson and ex-Prince Andrew’s relationship allegedly grew wider after King Charles ordered them to move out of their $40 million Windsor home. While the king reportedly took care of Andrew, Ferguson had to find her own way.
An insider told the outlet that Ferguson allegedly feels as though Andrew “abandoned” her after she stood by him through his worst years. The source claimed, “She stayed loyal during years of humiliation, public criticism and relentless headlines because she genuinely believed they were facing the crisis as a united front” — but now she is reportedly feeling “deeply disillusioned” due to the reality of the situation.
While Andrew has a roof over his head, thanks to the royal family, his ex-wife has reportedly been seen traveling between Ireland, Dubai, and the United States. Moreover, she allegedly often relies on her friends for a place to sleep.
Ferguson’s friends suggested that she feels Andrew “betrayed” her because he did not do more to help her find a stable place to stay, with one pal even claiming that the former Duchess of York has even been “sofa-surfing” with friends.
Besides, the financial pressure is reportedly reaching a breaking point, with sources claiming she stayed in staff quarters in a luxury resort in the Alps because she could no longer afford the $3,000 nightly rate.
In the end, as the distance between Sarah Ferguson and ex-Prince Andrew allegedly grows, their friends believe their relationship is essentially over.
