Sarah Ferguson eyes tell-all documentary after returning to Britain seven months after Epstein storm

Sarah Ferguson has returned to the UK, ending a seven-month self-imposed exile triggered by the Epstein files scandal, and is renting a six-bedroom gated Home Counties property at £10,000 a month. Streaming giants and TV producers have bombarded her with requests for a sit-down interview, with insiders warning any resulting docuseries would be 'painfully embarrassing' to the Royal Family. Ferguson lost her Duchess of York title last October and was dropped by multiple charities after Epstein files revealed she privately apologised to the paedophile financier and took her daughters to visit him after his release from prison.

Ferguson reportedly hoped to 'slip under the radar' by timing her return to coincide with the spotlight on Harry and Meghan's own UK comeback.

Any documentary is expected to rival the Sussexes' Netflix project in explosive content, with Ferguson said to be prioritising 'editorial control over money'.

Andrew faces losing a financial payout over Royal Lodge after the Crown Estate moved to seek a private tenant for the 30-room Windsor mansion.