Sarah Ferguson has stayed out of the public eye for several months and is currently dealing with a new crisis. The former duchess has chosen to keep a low profile following the recent release of the latest information on Epstein. It is unlikely that she is hiding in the United States, as sources suggest she is hesitant to return due to concerns about facing inquiries from Epstein’s victims.
A source revealed that Sarah, 66, has no intentions of going back to the US out of fear of being questioned about Epstein and potentially being summoned to testify. This decision comes after a US lawmaker reached out to Sarah, encouraging her to provide testimony to Congress regarding Epstein’s criminal activities. Despite the request, as a non-US citizen, Sarah is not obligated to appear before Congress or respond to the inquiry.
The revelations from the Epstein files have painted a troubling picture of Sarah’s interactions with the convicted criminal. The emails portray Sarah as desperate and eager for Epstein’s financial support, even making inappropriate remarks regarding her daughters. However, it is important to note that being mentioned in the Epstein files does not imply any wrongdoing on Sarah’s part.
In a statement released on Sarah’s behalf in 2025, her spokesperson expressed regret over her past association with Epstein and emphasized her solidarity with his victims. Despite initially being deceived by Epstein, Sarah distanced herself from him as soon as she learned about the serious allegations against him.
The emails exchanged between Sarah and Epstein reveal a continued friendship even after Epstein’s criminal convictions. Sarah visited Epstein shortly after his release from prison, accompanied by her daughters, as detailed in the correspondence.
Sarah’s correspondence with Epstein also includes discussions about her business ventures and financial support she sought from him. Despite acknowledging her error in judgment regarding financial transactions with Epstein, the emails indicate that Sarah continued to rely on him for assistance.
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