Sarah Ferguson, who was formerly known as Sarah, the Duchess of York, is reportedly looking ahead to an unanticipated Plan B as she transitions from the Royal Family, according to one critic who called it a “fun till you cry moment.”
Sources reveal that Sarah Ferguson, the ex-Duchess, is refusing to follow her defiant Plan B. She seems to be up for battle as she struggles to maintain her composure.
The Duke of York, Fergie, the former wife of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, is anticipating a completely different life from what she’s known as since joining the Royal Family in 1986.
Sarah, 66, has endured a number of agonizing experiences, including having her toes sucked by a Texan billionaire. However, the shame she and Andrew have experienced in recent months is palpable in comparison to these pitfalls.
Sarah must now begin forging her own life and home outside of the Firm after being kicked out of Royal Lodge, dropped by her charities, and fired by Loose Women. And commentators have become horrified by her allegedly eye-catching future plans.
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The Sun reports that, with the encouragement of daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, Sarah, 66, is allegedly planning a rebrand, working with a pricey “brand rescue team” to reinvent herself as a leader in the “female positivity world”.
According to a source, “Sarah has always been a grafter and hard worker, and she always finds ways to make money and escape.” She always managed to make ends meet despite having expensive tastes and sizable spendings. She is still a big name and still receives calls from brands, though some of them may not be answered at the moment.
As a “mother and philanthropist,” Sarah now has her eyes on “a number of branding and commercial opportunities,” according to the publication. However, Sarah’s apparent plans for a revamp have remained unconvincing to the point of doubt, despite the fact that it appears as though she is optimistic about her uncertain future.
It appears that Sarah has told her advisers that she wants to be “a leader of the female positivity world,” writes columnist Amanda Platell in a piece for the Mail Online.
“Malala Yousafzai and the former First Lady Michelle Obama are currently taking up that space,” according to Malala Yousafzai and the former First Lady Michelle Obama, not to mention hundreds of other notable women who have tirelessly fought for their rights and those of women’s liberties from male abuse.
It’s truly a “funny until you cry” moment. It makes it even more astonishing that Fergie appears to have no regrets for her actions. She lacks any signs of self-awareness or indications that she is aware of her dislike.
Sarah was recently dropped by a number of charities for an email she sent to Epstein in 2011 after he was found guilty of prostitution in 2008. Sarah apologized in public about the criticisms she had made of Epstein in this exchange and called him her “supreme friend.” The email was sent out out of fear for Sarah’s safety and that of her family, according to Sarah’s team.
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