Princess Eugenie, Beatrice 'very concerned' as Sarah Ferguson plans UK return
Sarah Ferguson has had her eyes on return to Britain for some time
Princess Eugenie and Beatrice are ‘very concerned’ as their mother Sarah Ferguson is planning to return to Britain, a royal expert has claimed.
Speaking to the GB News, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has made these claims after reports of Sarah’s plans.
The royal expert said it appears that Sarah may be using the media frenzy of Meghan and Harry’s return to sneak in through the back door.
He said, "Beatrice and Eugenie should be very concerned as the spotlight may return to them in future."
Fitzwilliams said Sarah’s return is "obviously timed to coincide with the Sussexes' shock move".
He continued, "Her future antics will add to the oceans of publicity surrounding the royals but heaven knows what she plans to do next."
Fitzwilliams added: "There is no way back for her, indeed, there may well be more revelations.”
The royal expert made these remarks after the Sun reported Sarah is planning to return to UK soon.
The source said Sarah has had her eyes on a return for some time but “it takes time to find the right new house.”
“She hasn’t had to worry about accommodation for 20 years as she had Royal Lodge with Andrew. Now’s the right time to get back to her life.
“With everyone looking out for Harry and Meghan she thought she could slip back under the radar after seven months away.”
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