Sarah Ferguson plans to turn personal journals into bombshell memoir

Sarah Ferguson is reportedly planning to convert her personal journals into a bombshell memoir amid ongoing scrutiny over Jeffrey Epstein ties.

According to reports, the former Duchess of York has kept journals and documents from her years with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

Speaking with Radar Online, an insider revealed that Fergie is considering a revealing memoir that could earn her millions.

They said she hopes the book will reflect on her marriage to the “disgraced” royal, life after the split and her experiences within the Royal family.

The source said Ferguson is expecting "six and even seven-figure offers" for a tell-all book amid ongoing financial strains since she and Andrew lost their royal titles and the Royal Lodge.

"Sarah has never been shy about enjoying a lavish lifestyle – she spent generously, and there was usually someone willing to cover the gaps,” the source said.

They added, “That safety net has pretty much disappeared now. She is dealing with financial insecurity for the first time in years and views a memoir as the most reliable way to steady things."

They went on to add that Ferguson has “held on to journals and papers from those years,

"She's convinced that what she has could secure a major payout if she decides to put it out there."

"There was a time when companies and charities were eager to align themselves with her, but that has shifted.

“The offers, the events, the benefits – they have all quickly disappeared as quickly as her and Andrew's titles and home. She's not viewed as a reliable choice anymore by groups that previously sought her out."