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Sarah Ferguson ‘lack of morality’ raises serious character questions

Sarah Ferguson is called out for her inability to admit mistakes

Published April 12, 2026

Sarah Ferguson is dragged down for her lack of morality.

The ex Duchess of York, who has been exiled from the Royal Lodge over her addiction to convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, does not admit her wrongdoings.

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Royal historian Marlene Koenig notes: “She

just keeps repeating the cycle over and over and over again - she's never learned".

"Sarah is guilty of immorality, lack of moral clarity, of grifting, of not being able to understand that you have to be personally responsible for your life," Marlene argues.

"And she has failed abysmally all that."

"The greed, the lack of moral clarity, lack of morals - neither [Sarah nor Andrew] have a backbone. It's all about taking responsibility for your life, as opposed to wanting self gratification on many, many different levels,” she notes.

Fergie, who is constantly on the go after vacating the Royal Lodge, is telling her friends that she is broke.

A source told the Daily Mail: "She has been asking, 'How am I going to get through this?' She complains a lot about being broke – although I don't know if that is broke in the sense that you or I would understand it. Her friends have been joking that they wouldn't be surprised to find her selling her old handbags on Vinted."

Eleen Bukhari
Eleen Bukhari is a London-based journalist and MSc graduate from Brunel University with over five years of experience. Specialising in the British Royal Family and global entertainment, she provides expert analysis of monarchy traditions, celebrity culture, and the evolving media narratives surrounding the world’s most high-profile figures.
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