Ferguson's Fall: Epstein Ties, Charity Drops, UK Comeback?

On March 25, Sarah Ferguson, once the Duchess of York, faces fresh scrutiny over her past

ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Newly revealed emails show her praising the convicted sex offender even after his 2008

guilty plea for soliciting a minor from Florida.

No charges have been filed against her, but the links have stirred major backlash.

Her troubles echo a decades-long pattern of controversies.

After marrying Prince Andrew in 1986, she drew taboid fire for everything from a toe-kissing

photo scandal in 1992 amid, their split, to a 2010 sting where she offered access to

Andrew for 500,000 pounds.

The Epstein revelations have hit hard, and actress recently pulled out of her moding a TV

project with Ferguson, citing clashing values.

Seven charities she supported have dropped her, and her own group, Sarah's Trust, shut

down for now.

These days, the 64-year-old is laying low with friends in the French Alps and the United

Arab Emirates.

She's bonding with daughter Princess Eugenie, and eyeing a UK comeback, but plans to live

separately from Andrew in the Windsor area.

Sources say she's desperate for work and income with no fixed home, though public anger

runs deep.

Whether she can rebuild, remains a big question mark.

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