Sarah Ferguson reminder ‘no amount of PR’ can save her
Sarah Ferguson is told she needs to cover her tracks as she prepares for an interview.
Sarah Ferguson is worn ahead of telling her story in an explosive interview.
The ex Duchess of York, who does not have any means of earnings in the present, I told not to sabotage her future and her family with a potential tell all interview.
Celebrity PR specialist Kayley Cornelius told the Daily Express: “In an age where audiences are more critical than ever and aware of how media productions operate, including the editorial control involved in high-profile interviews, anything she says is likely to face scrutiny.”
The expert added: “There’s no amount of crisis PR that can fully save her now.”
Meanwhile, expert Richard Fitzwilliams told the Daily Express: “Since, to our knowledge, she has no sources of income, this or something like this [a TV interview] is a real possibility.
“It is possible that one of the major TV stations could make her an offer. [But] Sarah Ferguson could [also] use a little-known outlet and the interest would be enormous.”
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