Sarah Ferguson's ex-lover death sparks Jeffrey Epstein speculations
Sarah Ferguson’s former flame, Paddy McNally, faces public scrutiny after his death
Sarah Ferguson’s past romance fueled Epstein questions.
Sarah’s former boyfriend, Paddy McNally, died on July 21, 2026, amid scrutiny regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, several people connected to Epstein’s circle are dead now, which has raised many questions, as per Radar Online.
According to reports, there is no confirmed link between Jeffrey and Paddy; however, the former Duchess of York has been associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
Moreover, it is said that Paddy may have been aware of royal secrets along with their connection to Jeffery, as he had a close relationship with the British royal figure in the past.
Speaking to the outlet, an American investigator said, "There were a lot of people entrapped and entangled through Epstein's web, and many of those people are gone now – dead."
While an insider raised a question, saying, "The question is: Just what did McNally actually know?"
Paddy’s death follows some of the figures who are strongly connected to Jeffery, such as Daniel Siad and Jean Luc Brunel, who died on February 19, 2022.
It is pertinent to mention that Sarah and Paddy were in a relationship from around 1982 to 1985 and remained friends even after their breakup.
For those unaware, Sarah Ferguson was married to Prince Andrew in 1986, which lasted almost 10 years. Andrew was later removed from his royal status due to the Jeffrey Epstein controversy.
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