SARAH Ferguson has been axed by ITV’s Loose Women and This Morning after she dropped her title and was let go by several charities. It comes after she was embroiled in the Epstein scandal

Once adored as the fun, free-spirited Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson’s royal image has taken a dark turn with explosive revelations about her financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Branded the “Duchess of Excess,

Sarah Ferguson has been shunned by the Royal Family, as no residence has been provided to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s ex-wife after this evening's crunch talks. GB News understands that the ex-duchess will have to make her own arrangements,

Sarah Ferguson, formerly known as the Duchess of York, will no longer have a royal residence and will be forced to fend for herself as a private citizen. Ferguson, or “Fergie”, previously shared the Royal Lodge with Andrew. Despite the couple being divorced since 1996, Fergie moved into the royal residence in 2008.

THE former Duchess of York is plotting her comeback and is set to finally separate from ex-husband Andrew — 30 years after they divorced. Sarah Ferguson has held talks with an expensive “brand

Sarah Ferguson is allegedly furious and livid over losing her Duchess of York title, and is is plotting her escape from the home she shares

Sarah Ferguson feels like she “has nowhere to go or anyone to go with” as fury over her links to infamous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein rumbles on. Ferguson and her ex-husband Prince Andrew are said to be locked in discussions with the Royal Family to quit their 30-room mansion after further details emerged connecting them to the sex offender.

For decades, they were the tiny, four-legged shadows of Queen Elizabeth II. Now, the future of her beloved corgis, Muick and Sandy, is under the microscope once again. With Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson,

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are still going by "The York Sisters" amid Prince Andrew giving up his "Duke of York" title, but their mom, Sarah "Fergie" Ferguson, is fresh out of luck.