Sarah Ferguson is lined up for a tell-all TV documentary after returning to Britain following the Epstein storm

Removal vans have been spotted clearing Ferguson's belongings from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Sandringham residence, with the former Duchess of York expected to move into a £10,000-a-month, six-bedroom gated Home Counties property as early as Monday. She is now reportedly being lined up for a tell-all TV documentary and interview after seven months spent overseas. Ferguson lost her Duchess of York title last October when King Charles stripped both her and Andrew of their royal titles amid the fallout from the Epstein scandal. Several charities had already cut ties with her after the Epstein files revealed she described the convicted paedophile as 'the brother I always wished for.'

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams says her return is 'obviously timed to coincide with the Sussexes' shock move.'

Ferguson has faced pressure to appear before US authorities after emails showed she took her daughters to visit Epstein shortly after he was released from custody following his child sex crimes conviction.

During her seven-month exile she stayed at a £2,700-a-night Austrian spa retreat and at a Verbier chalet that had belonged to her late former lover, motorsport tycoon Paddy McNally.