Sarah Ferguson is ‘nobody’: ‘Off the social circuit’
Sarah Ferguson is called out for her reckless decisions and spending
Sarah Ferguson has been branded a reckless and spender by a royal expert.
The former Duchess of York, who is now in Austria after her exile from the Royal Lodge, is spendthrift and causes trouble for herself.
Royal commentator Andrew Pierce says Sarah “is a nobody, she doesn’t exist.”
On the Suddenly Single podcast, Andrew explained: “She is a reckless spender. That's her problem.” He pointed out as per Epstein files, the fact that, her debts were a whopping
£45million.
“All sorts of posh people there,” Andrew recalled. “Sarah Ferguson was there and then a waiter in all his finery walked past with a tray of drinks. Sarah Ferguson went charging after him as if to get some wine. And I said, ‘Sarah, you're not going to run out of alcohol in this party. There's going to be enough for all of us. It's got the one of the finest wine cellars in London’.”
Speaking about her current conditions, Fergie said: “She has taken herself off the social circuit completely. She’s hanging her head in shame.”
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