New allegations involving Sarah Ferguson and Sean “Diddy” Combs are making headlines after a royal author reportedly doubled down on claims about their alleged past connection. The controversial claims appear in an updated edition of a royal biography and have already sparked strong reactions online.
Although the allegations remain unverified, the author insists the information came from multiple sources tied to both figures. Ferguson’s camp, however, has firmly denied the story and dismissed the claims as false.
Royal author doubles down on Sarah Ferguson and Diddy’s alleged relationship claims
Author Andrew Lownie is standing by allegations that Ferguson and Combs had a long-running “friends with benefits” arrangement. The claims are included in the paperback edition of his book “Entitled.” The book expands on earlier stories surrounding the former Duchess of York and her social life.
According to published extracts, unnamed sources claimed Ferguson and Combs first met at a celebrity gathering in 2002 before allegedly becoming closer over time. The book further alleges that the pair traveled together and stayed in luxury hotels during overseas trips. One source quoted in the reports claimed the two met privately in Europe and Africa. Furthermore, they are said to have stayed at exclusive properties that cost tens of thousands of pounds per night.
Lownie has defended the allegations in interviews promoting the updated release. Speaking to The Sunday Times, the royal author said he had no doubts about the credibility of the individuals who provided information for the book. He also claimed the story was supported by former associates connected to both Ferguson and Combs. “I stand by it,” Lownie said. “It’s fully sourced with former employees of P Diddy and Sarah Ferguson.”
The book additionally alleges that Combs often spoke about Ferguson in private conversations and was intrigued by royal circles. Another source reportedly claimed Ferguson introduced Combs to her daughters during a yacht party in 2006.
Meanwhile, a source close to Ferguson strongly rejected the allegations, calling them “absolute fabricated nonsense.” Ferguson herself has not publicly addressed the latest claims.
