Sarah Ferguson heals 'low self esteem' by spending extravaganza
Sarah Ferguson will face trouble to live on her own after years of Royal support
Sarah Ferguson is not used to living on her own means, says an expert.
The former Duchess of York and the ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, has lived off the Royal riches and thus will face the consequences of her luxury.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond told the Mirror : "As I have mentioned before, for some reason, Andrew and Fergie have been drawn to great riches like moths to a candle.
“Sarah in particular seems to have been totally incapable of living within her means ever since she married into the Royal Family. Part of her money problems stems from her generosity. She has always loved to shower people with extravagant gifts, perhaps because of her low self-esteem, she thought it was a way to make them like her.
"As she said herself, she was always striving to be 'the pleaser'. But both Andrew and Fergie seem to be trapped in a never-ending cycle of chasing wealth, no matter who their quarry is or what morals they hold.
“Now, in their 60s and both in deep disgrace, surely the time has come for them to cut their cloth to suit the money they have, and to live a quiet life without causing further embarrassment to themselves and to the family at large,” she noted.
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