Sarah Ferguson finally hits back with a warning about consequences
Finally it seems the British Royal Family is being hit with talk of ‘consequences’ by his self-exiled ex-Duchess Sarah Ferguson
Sarah Ferguson, a former member of the British Royal Family who retained her position even after divorcing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Only to be led into self imposed exile as a result of email correspondences between her and a child sex offender being leaked— is rumored to now be planning something big.
A report about her alleged communications with the Palace have been brought to light by a inside source.
They say, “Sarah is nowhere near ready to just disappear into obscurity.”
Reportedly “she says she won’t allow herself to be tossed aside like rubbish simply because it’s the easier path for Charles and Camilla, and she’ll definitely make them feel the consequences if they cold-shoulder her.”
In the ex-Duchess’ eyes, “they owe her a whole lot better than that, and she intends to push them until she gets it.”
“That doesn’t mean she’s not incredibly nervous about coming back to England, but she’s not letting that stop her.”
A big part of what’s motivating her is her daughter who is about to give birth to her third child.
Hence “she’s clinging to the belief” that having a formal sit-down with the King and Queen will bode well for her.
One more thing the source admitted before signing off is her insistence to not be chucked away even of some believe its ‘better’ for her kids and grandkids.
“She can’t bear that, it’s too devastating to even consider,” the source said as part of their concluding remarks.
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