Sarah Ferguson’s biggest fear about returning to England laid bare: ‘Taking the time to reflect’

Sarah Ferguson, the ex-Duchess of York and mother to Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie has been hidden away for months, whether it be in Austria or in Switzerland and finally gives the world a run down of her plan of action, as well as the fears motivating this exorbitant spending she’s’ packing onto her near-maxed credit cards.

A source well versed with her predicament came forward to RadarOnline to drop the bombshell about this.

Per their claim, “the Alpine setting undoubtedly provides a layer of comfort and a sense of shelter from the immediate pressures she has been facing, but it also underlines just how far removed Sarah now is from the public role she once held”. Especially considering how far out her day-to-day life now is compared to the luxury, which she was once accustomed to.

However, this is a double-edged sword they explained because at the same time, the longer she stays away from Britain, “the more uncertainty builds around what her return might look like and how she could step back into public life, if at all.”

This is why they feel for now, she appears to be in a kind of limbo, one where “taking the time to recover and reflect in private, while knowing that, sooner or later, she will have to confront the situation more directly and face her current fear of returning to the UK, which is really gripping her right now.”