A new tell-all book is reportedly in the works, promising to shed light on the private turmoil within a former royal marriage. The author, Sarah Ferguson, is said to be preparing a memoir that will detail her experiences with her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
Sources indicate the project is driven by a combination of personal and financial pressures, with the author described as keen to address what she views as persistent public misconceptions. An insider suggested the memoir aims to rehabilitate her public standing while navigating complex personal loyalties.
The book is expected to explore the breakdown of the marriage, which lasted from 1986 to 1996, and address longstanding questions about her ex-husband’s personal conduct. While reportedly cautious of potential reprisals, the author is said to be determined to share her perspective on events that led to the relationship’s end.
The potential revelations are believed to extend beyond the immediate couple, possibly implicating other senior members of the family and creating significant private concern. This literary project emerges during a period of profound change for the author’s former husband, who recently relinquished his princely title and associated honors following a series of public controversies.
Those controversies include renewed scrutiny of his past associations, notably with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. A separate, recently published memoir by the late Virginia Giuffre, which contained serious allegations against him, has kept the matter in public discourse. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has previously settled a civil lawsuit out of court, without admission of liability.
The decision to formally remove his titles was seen by observers as a definitive move to distance the institution from the ongoing scandal. As a consequence of that decision, Sarah Ferguson no longer uses the title of Duchess.
