Sarah Ferguson turns secretive to make some quick cash: ‘She’s got a tonne of it from Andrew’

Months after going into self-imposed exile, its been reported by numerous outlets that the ex-Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson has been making moves meant to safeguard her standing. The biggest method by which she’s managing this is by setting up secret auctions, through which she’s selling off jewellery and memorabilia, in order to stay afloat.

However, that is not all, the things up for auction allegedly also include love letters penned by Andrew Moutbatten-Windsor for the mother of his two daughters. Despite the separation back in 1992 its said the ex-Duchess kept those letters and now with financial woes knocking on her door she’s allegedly planning to sell them.

However, sources warn this could spell disaster for the ex-Duke. They also warn New Idea, “she’s got a tonne of letters from Andrew over the years, but she’s taking a big risk that releasing them will start a deluge of identical letters and messages he’s sent to other women.”

However, whats the dangerous part in all this is in respect to all the other women Andrew allegedly wrote similar things to. According to the insider, “Sarah was kept in the dark about Andrew’s various NDAs with the many women he’s been with, but he’s in a vulnerable position right now and has no means to fight back against any upset ex who wants to ‘compare notes’ with Sarah’s.”

So “if Sarah wants to prove Andrew really did love her by his letters, she’s in for a rude shock.”

But that is not the only worry, in the eyes of the source because if Fergie does go through with this, one party suffers the consequences and, as they put it, “if Sarah can prove she was completely trusting that Andrew wouldn’t expose her and the girls to anyone nefarious and thus believed the claims against Epstein weren’t true, she can clear her name.”

However “the cost, of course, will be throwing Andrew under the bus,” and the issue is that “she’s desperate enough to do it.”

This is motivated by the fact that Sarah’s “starting to move on” from ‘shock’ to ‘anger’ about the ‘mess’ Andrew’s caused the source explained, “and now she’s got nothing to lose and a lot to gain by clearing her name.”