Sarah Ferguson reportedly 'abandons' Andrew Mountbatten Windsor after exile

Sarah Ferguson will reportedly not be joining her ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, after his "exile" from the royal family.

Despite standing by his side for the past 30 years throughout their divorce, and his many scandals, including alleged links to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the 66-year-old will not move in with the former royal after his relocation to the King's private Sandringham estate from their former shared home, the Royal Lodge.

Many media outlets, including The Times and People, report that the 65-year-old former prince only agreed to vacate the 30-room mansion after he found out his ex-wife Fergie was abandoning him.

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The former couple lived in the lodge with their two daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie since the early 2000's, long after their divorce in 1996.

Instead, there are claims that the former-Duchess of York is in talks with an "expensive brand rescue team" and is considering moving abroad.

Fergie lost her title of Duchess of York when her ex-husband relinquished his title as Duke of York two weeks ago, as well as the supplementary titles of Countess of Inverness (in Scotland), and Baroness Killyleagh (in Ireland).

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In recent weeks, she has also come under fire for a resurfaced email of hers to Jeffrey Epstein calling him a "supreme friend" and apologising for publicly calling him a pedophile.

The email caused her to lose many of her patronages and her axing from UK daytime television show Loose Women.

Newly revealed emails between Andrew and Epstein also reveal that the former Duke of York told him "it would be good to catch up in person months after the paedophile was released from prison," reported Hannah Sinclair on Weekend Today this morning.

She also added, "There are claims Queen Camilla had concerns Andrew's alleged behaviour would impact her work with sex abuse survivors, and that the Prince and Princess of Wales didn't want him living in the Windsor estate, where they will soon be raising their children."

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