Sarah Ferguson Denies Rumors of Forthcoming Tell-All Memoir Amid Ongoing Royal Fallout
Sarah Ferguson has firmly dismissed speculative reports claiming she is in the process of finalizing a lucrative multi-million-dollar book deal intended to publish an explosive tell-all memoir.
The denial directly follows an exclusive report from The Sun published on September 24, which claimed the former Duchess of York was on the verge of signing a seven-figure publishing contract to detail her perspective on the downfall of her ex-husband, the former Prince Andrew, their links to Jeffrey Epstein, and broader tensions involving King Charles III, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle. Addressing the claims directly, a spokesperson for Ferguson confirmed to PEOPLE that “no discussions” regarding a publishing contract have taken place, explicitly clarifying that “she is not writing a personal memoir.”
The former Duchess recently returned to British soil, reportedly seeking to lease a six-bedroom residence outside London for approximately $8,000 per month while deliberately maintaining a low profile following an extended stay abroad during the legal proceedings surrounding Andrew’s unprecedented arrest in February.
Andrew was stripped of his royal titles and military honors by King Charles III in October 2025, and both he and Ferguson were subsequently required to vacate their long-term residence at Royal Lodge, where they had cohabited for nearly twenty years following their divorce. While Ferguson’s UK return coincided with the arrival of her granddaughter Adelaide—born to Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank in early August—sources indicate that both Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie remain committed to insulating their young families from their parents’ legal and media fallout.
Ferguson’s firm rebuttal brings an end to speculation surrounding another disruptive royal publication, even as Buckingham Palace continues to navigate the sensitive fallout from Earl Charles Spencer’s recently released memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.