Sarah Ferguson is reportedly “negotiating” for a “royal pension” instead of doing a tell-all interview. Ferguson was reportedly asked to leave Royal Lodge last year after her name surfaced in various controversies. Now, according to a royal expert, she is allegedly trying to negotiate for financial support and continued inclusion in royal life rather than doing an Oprah interview.
Sarah Ferguson asking for ‘nice’ royal pension in exchange for not doing a tell-all interview, per author
Sarah Ferguson has reportedly asked for a “nice” royal pension in exchange for not doing a tell-all interview. The ex-wife of former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was living at Royal Lodge until last year despite being divorced from Andrew.
However, when their names became linked to a high-profile scandal, the two were reportedly asked to leave the royal residence and move elsewhere. While Andrew temporarily stayed at Wood Farm before later moving to Marsh Farm, Ferguson’s whereabouts reportedly remained unclear for quite some time.
Reports now suggest that she is living in the Australian Alps while maintaining a relatively low-key profile. Amid this, sources claimed that Ferguson would be willing to accept a tell-all offer if she received a paycheck similar to what Prince Harry reportedly earned for his memoir, Spare, adding that she would not “undersell herself.”
Now, a new report by the Mirror suggests that Ferguson is allegedly trying to negotiate for a royal pension instead. Andrew Lownie reportedly made some explosive claims about the Windsors in his new book. He alleged that Ferguson is currently trying to secure a “nice pension” from the royal family in exchange for not doing an “Oprah interview.”
The claims have further fueled speculation about Ferguson’s current relationship with the royal family. Meanwhile, the revelations have continued to draw huge attention online, especially among royal watchers following the ongoing tensions surrounding the monarchy.
