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What do you think Sarah Ferguson will do?

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gentleshores Sat 08-Nov-25 21:57:13

I'm not sympathising with her predicament, but - she's not part of the Royal Family, won't be living with Andrew and he can't afford to support her. She probably still has loads of debt. Her reputation is ruined. Where do you think she will go and live if she can't afford a place? I'm thinking she should go and live with one of her daughters.

Desdemona Thu 13-Nov-25 17:54:58

I cannot care. She is a grifter and will survive.

Any spare thoughts should go to those who REALLY need it.

graciemabel Thu 13-Nov-25 17:41:27

She's lived a priveledged lifestyle for years off her "Royal" status. Clever really. I won't worry for one second about this frightful woman!

Allira Wed 12-Nov-25 10:53:30

I quoted both posts because you had replied.

What is the problem with that?
Mountains and mile hills come to mind.

Magenta8 Wed 12-Nov-25 10:51:52

Why refer to my post it had no relevance? I didn't bring up Charles and Camilla in the first place. I was replying to kjmpde.

Good for you for standing by what you said but I have not indicated in any way that your are wrong in your assertion that "Bringing up Charles and Camilla into this is a red herring" and that "Adultery between two adults is quite different from the Epstein case."confused

Allira Wed 12-Nov-25 10:32:46

Magenta8

Allira Why did you quote my post? I don't think the two situations are comparable. I never said or even implied that I thought they were. I was challenging the concept that nobody complains about Camilla.

I quoted two posts, not just yours.
I stand by what I said. Bringing Charles and Camilla into this is a red herring.

Adultery between two adults is quite different from the Epstein case.

Grantanow Wed 12-Nov-25 09:50:51

Don't give a damn.

Magenta8 Wed 12-Nov-25 07:24:53

Allira Why did you quote my post? I don't think the two situations are comparable. I never said or even implied that I thought they were. I was challenging the concept that nobody complains about Camilla.

OldFrill Tue 11-Nov-25 23:28:23

Not "silly" at all. She's duplicitous and conniving.

Allira Tue 11-Nov-25 16:57:37

No, it could mean she is far worse than silly.

Anniebach Tue 11-Nov-25 16:30:28

Acting silly doesn’t always mean is silly

varian Tue 11-Nov-25 16:19:49

A sad silly woman whose sense of entitlement has damaged any good reputation she might have had.

Allira Tue 11-Nov-25 16:14:52

Magenta8

kjmpde

I can remember when King Charles was condemned for adultery with his now wife. Many people said they would never accept Camilla as Queen - I don't see many complaints now so in time will all the comments die down ?

Maybe you don't see many complaints but Camilla must be very unpopular in some quarters. There are numerous Youtube shorts deriding her and most of them carry loads of very unfavourable comments.

I can't see Sarah Ferguson coming back into favour any time soon.

Er - these are in no way comparable, surely?

I'm astounded that anyone would think they are.

Magenta8 Tue 11-Nov-25 16:12:27

kjmpde

I can remember when King Charles was condemned for adultery with his now wife. Many people said they would never accept Camilla as Queen - I don't see many complaints now so in time will all the comments die down ?

Maybe you don't see many complaints but Camilla must be very unpopular in some quarters. There are numerous Youtube shorts deriding her and most of them carry loads of very unfavourable comments.

I can't see Sarah Ferguson coming back into favour any time soon.

Allira Tue 11-Nov-25 16:00:09

Sarnia

OldFrill

sazz1

2011 when she sent the email is 14 years ago. So why are we punishing someone for something that long ago?
She was probably very shocked when he went to prison and she owed him money allegedly
He is dead, it is 14 years, time to move on.

It's only recently come to light that Sarah lied about her relationship with a convicted child sex offender even calling him (after his conviction) a "supreme friend" and continuing the friendship even after his release from prison.
Sarah is not the victim, the victims are the children and women abused by Epstein (Sarah's "supreme friend").
14 years is the age of some of the children Sarah's Supreme Friend abused, tell them it should be forgotten as it's so long ago.

Great reply.

Yes, well said OldFrill.

This needs repeating:
Sarah is not the victim, the victims are the children and women abused by Epstein (Sarah's "supreme friend").

Sarnia Tue 11-Nov-25 14:42:58

OldFrill

sazz1

2011 when she sent the email is 14 years ago. So why are we punishing someone for something that long ago?
She was probably very shocked when he went to prison and she owed him money allegedly
He is dead, it is 14 years, time to move on.

It's only recently come to light that Sarah lied about her relationship with a convicted child sex offender even calling him (after his conviction) a "supreme friend" and continuing the friendship even after his release from prison.
Sarah is not the victim, the victims are the children and women abused by Epstein (Sarah's "supreme friend").
14 years is the age of some of the children Sarah's Supreme Friend abused, tell them it should be forgotten as it's so long ago.

Great reply.

Anniebach Tue 11-Nov-25 14:37:37

The daughters moved to royal lodge with Andrew 2006, Sarah joined them 2008, she and the daughters visited Epstein 2009, she emailed him 2011. Many reports and some photographs Epstein in Royal Lodge grounds

OldFrill Tue 11-Nov-25 13:54:30

sazz1

2011 when she sent the email is 14 years ago. So why are we punishing someone for something that long ago?
She was probably very shocked when he went to prison and she owed him money allegedly
He is dead, it is 14 years, time to move on.

It's only recently come to light that Sarah lied about her relationship with a convicted child sex offender even calling him (after his conviction) a "supreme friend" and continuing the friendship even after his release from prison.
Sarah is not the victim, the victims are the children and women abused by Epstein (Sarah's "supreme friend").
14 years is the age of some of the children Sarah's Supreme Friend abused, tell them it should be forgotten as it's so long ago.

sazz1 Tue 11-Nov-25 13:28:59

2011 when she sent the email is 14 years ago. So why are we punishing someone for something that long ago?
She was probably very shocked when he went to prison and she owed him money allegedly
He is dead, it is 14 years, time to move on.

Allira Tue 11-Nov-25 12:38:22

but how many of us have dodgy friends, colleagues and relatives?
Yes, poor Charles and William.

Sarnia Tue 11-Nov-25 11:44:09

kjmpde

We need to remember that Andrew has not been charged or found guilty of any crime. There is no implication that he had sex with underage girls. The main accuser died at her own hand after personal problems - such as being banned from seeing her own children. Andrew may not be a nice person and should have picked his friends better but how many of us have dodgy friends, colleagues and relatives? Sarah Ferguson and her ex husband have both been able to live a life of luxury . Life will certainly change for both of them in the future but I'm not ready to stone either of them yet as I'm not a paragon of virtue

Paying £12m to someone you claim never to have met. let alone abused. smacks to most people as an admission of guilt.

Mollygo Tue 11-Nov-25 10:48:52

123kitty

Some nasty, rather spiteful comments on here.

What did you expect?

123kitty Tue 11-Nov-25 10:02:09

Some nasty, rather spiteful comments on here.

nanna8 Tue 11-Nov-25 07:29:33

Didn’t know she was royal. Thought she was a commoner .She certainly seems like one .

Allira Mon 10-Nov-25 21:41:48

Sarah Ferguson has not been Her Royal Highness since 1996.

Anniebach Mon 10-Nov-25 21:37:32

The newspapers have to have a baddy royal,