Sarah Ferguson's new children's book 'withdrawn from sale' amid Andrew's title scandal

Sarah Ferguson is suffering a setback as she tries to move on with her business plans amid her ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's title scandal.

The former Duchess of York's latest children's book has been quietly withdrawn from sale after the publication date was pushed.

The 66-year-old's newest book, Flora And Fern: Kindness Along The Way was originally scheduled for release on October 9, but the trade publication The Bookseller says that it was delayed, with Amazon later listing a revised publication date of November 20.

However, now the book appears to have been disappeared.

According to Analytics firm NielsenIQ Book Data, the title has been officially "withdrawn from sale" at the request of the publisher Frontier Publishing, they told the BBC.

Writing is one of the many things that earned her revenue after her divorce from her husband in 1996.

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The former royal has published more than 70 books across many different genres, including memoirs, fiction, and many children's books.

Some of her best works include Budgie the Little Helicopter, Little Red, and Her Heart for a Compass.

It's not the only setback she has endured lately.

Alongside her husband, the former Prince Andrew, Duke of York, she lost her royal title of Duchess of York, as well as all of her supplementary titles.

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She will now be known as Sarah Ferguson, and is being ousted from the Royal Lodge, where she lived rent-free with Andrew for almost 30 years, despite their divorce.

The former royal was also dumped from two TV shows on ITV - This Morning and Loose Women, after an email from her to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was uncovered.

The 2011 email came to light recently, issuing a grovelling apology to Epstein for slamming him in the press, after which Ferguson was cut from several of her charities.

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Fergie's spokesperson said the email was written amid fear the disgraced financier would sue her for defamation as opposed to how she actually felt about the convicted paedophile, who died in jail in August 2019.

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