Sarah Ferguson nightmare continues after fresh career setback

Sarah Ferguson appears to be paying the heavy price of a controversial email to her "generous and supreme" friend Jeffrey Epstein, as latest professional blow is around the corner.

The Duchess of York is reportedly suffering a big career setback as fans will no longer see her making appearances on This Morning and Loose Women, where she was previously received so much love.

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie's mother is seemingly "ditched" by the broadcaster after her eyebrow-raising relationship with the convicted sex offender was exposed, sparking questions about her philanthropic work.

According to the Daily Mail, "Fergie won't be appearing on ITV again, there is nothing in the pipeline for her. There was once such high hopes for her; she appeared on This Morning as a guest presenter and contributor, as well as Loose Women."

Before her involvement in the Epstein scandal, Sarah was very much part of ITV's plans, but not anymore.

"There will be no more Fergie on ITV; there are no longer any current plans or any plans in the future. She's done with the channel now," an insider claimed.

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The author was last seen in public at the Duchess of Kent's funeral alongside Prince Andrew and senior members of the firm in mid-September.

Not only that, Fergie has been maintaining complete silence on social media after she and her former partner were forced to give up on their titles, the Duke and Duchess of York title.

Now, there are whispers in the royal circle that Sarah and Andrew have to leave the Royal Lodge amid growing protests, which are affecting the day-to-day engagements of royal figures.

However, a friend of Fergie told a media outlet that she might maintain distance from Andrew in order to refute the allegations that she supports the sexual assault accuser.