King Charles is reportedly terrified that Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, might follow Prince Harry’s footsteps by releasing a damaging tell-all book that could expose intimate and potentially harmful details about the royal family.
Insiders reveal that Charles is already facing intense pressure from scandals involving his brother Prince Andrew and fears that Ferguson’s literary ventures—amid her business struggles and estrangement from the royal fold—could further tarnish the monarchy's image.
Sarah Ferguson, whose ties to the Epstein scandal have already sparked controversy, is said to be considering writing a memoir focused more on life lessons but with lingering concerns about potentially explosive content. While Prince Andrew has promised King Charles he will not "go rogue," Ferguson’s intentions remain uncertain, with publishers reportedly keen on securing her story after a hiatus of nearly fifteen years since her last memoir.
The King’s anxiety stems from the precedent set by Prince Harry’s 2023 memoir "Spare," which severely disrupted royal relations and public perceptions. With Ferguson’s business interests floundering and her position within the royal family precarious, Charles is anxious about another insider revealing more damaging narratives.
To mitigate these risks, King Charles has been tightening control within the royal household, restricting access to sensitive information and seeking to dissuade Ferguson from proceeding with any harmful revelations. This situation underscores the ongoing challenge the monarchy faces in managing personal grievances that have public consequences and highlights the fragile nature of royal unity in turbulent times.