Update drops on Sarah Ferguson’s £2 million memoir efforts: ‘She believes she’s earned the right’

Sarah Ferguson has been on self-imposed exile for months at this point and rumors swirled just a month prior of her attempting to wrangle in publishing deals to ensure her cash flow remains undisrupted given the Royal Family’s decision to remove her from Royal Lodge alongside Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

However, finally a source has come forward to Heat World with an actual update about the memoir deal she’s been attempting to nab.

Its said she’s “ended up with a string of rejections and zero response in a few cases” reportedly, especially given her connection to Jeffrey Epstein.

“What she’s craving most of all right now is a proper explanation, the chance to sit down with some of those senior royals and provide them with her true version of events. She really believes she’s earned that right, not just because she’s supposed to be family but for all the loyalty and support that she’s shown towards them during their various crises in the past.”

What is essentially fueling all this is her shock over being left to fend for herself, after decades of loyalty.

As the insider explains, “Sarah still can’t process the fact that nobody from the royal family wants anything to do with her. She never believed in a million years that they’d turn on her so brutally. Sarah feels like she’s been completely abandoned.”

In her point of view, her ex-husband Andrew got the better end of the stick at least because as the source puts it “at least been given a roof over his head and some form of support.”

Compared to him she feels she’s been ‘left totally high and dry’ and “turned into a total pariah almost overnight.”