Sarah Fergusons suffers bigger heartbreak than loss of titles

There’s a lot that has happened behind the scenes, ever since Sarah Ferguson went into self-imposed exile into multiple wellness clinics, some of which she’s entered as a member of staff its said.

News of this heartbreak also comes via a well-placed insider that is close to RadarOnline.

According to their findings, “Fergie has a deep sense that she has been left to deal with this situation largely on her own, and that absence of contact or visible support from the royal family has been especially painful for her to process.”

The entire thing is also said to have ‘reinforced’ a feeling of isolation, that too “at a time when she had hoped for at least some acknowledgment or understanding” from those around her, especially the Firm.

The insider also attempted to explain her point of view further and admitted, “from her perspective, the reaction has been excessive given the circumstances, and she feels she has been judged far more severely than is fair.”

But before concluding they also made one thing clear and its that “she accepts that her past association with Epstein may raise questions,” but “she does not believe they accurately represent who she is today or the values she now holds.”

For those unversed with what landed her in this situation, it’s all got to do with the emails leaked, linking her to a convicted child sex offender named Jeffrey Epstein. While the man in question has been dead for years, because of suicide, the Department of Justice just released the Epstein Files, and is continuing to slowly release the 3 million pages promised to the public domain to be combed through.

However, this is not all because Fergie is well known for having faced scandal, even as early as the late 90’s because her affair with American financial manager named John Bryan, that led to her subsequent divorce.

It was even infamously called the ‘toe-sucking scandal’ because pictures of him with the ex-Duchess’ feet circulated, and were taken from their vacation villa in St. Tropez, France.