Sarah Ferguson has been informed that she will need to secure her own living arrangements after being asked to vacate Royal Lodge by King Charles, as per Buckingham Palace’s statement.
Buckingham Palace has confirmed that King Charles initiated proceedings to strip the 65-year-old of all his formal titles, resulting in his new title being Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.
While Andrew will be relocating to a residence within the £60 million Sandringham estate, Sarah, commonly known as Fergie, has not been offered an alternate royal abode.
Despite earlier requests by the former couple for separate royal accommodations, Sarah finds herself without royal housing assistance following her association with Jeffrey Epstein, which led to a scandal.
It has been clarified that Sarah will not be joining Andrew at Sandringham, signaling the end of their 17-year cohabitation at Royal Lodge.
Recent reports indicated that Andrew was exploring the possibility of residing at Frogmore Cottage, previously occupied by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Meanwhile, Sarah reportedly expressed interest in residing at Adelaide Cottage, currently occupied by Prince William, Princess Kate, and their children. However, the Waleses are anticipated to move