Sarah Ferguson Denies Plans for Tell-All Memoir Amid Seven-Figure Deal Rumors

Sarah Ferguson has dismissed reports suggesting she is on the verge of signing a multimillion-pound deal for a tell-all memoir about the Royal Family. A spokesperson for the former Duchess of York vehemently denied the claims, stating there are "no plans to write any tell-all memoir."

The rumors emerged following reports that a chapter-by-chapter plan had been completed, detailing key royal figures and subjects, including her ex-husband Prince Andrew, King Charles, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and Jeffrey Epstein. The claims gained traction as Earl Spencer's memoir about his sister Diana reportedly caused upheaval within the Royal Family.

Ferguson, 66, is reportedly aiming to restore her public image and hopes for public forgiveness. Friends have indicated she feels she was unfairly criticized regarding her associations with Jeffrey Epstein and the controversies surrounding Prince Andrew.

Evidence of Ferguson's financial ties to Epstein, a convicted sex offender, came to light in U.S. files. Emails revealed Ferguson accepted at least £115,000 ($150,000) from Epstein even after his conviction for soliciting sex from minors. She also visited him with her daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, shortly after his release from prison in 2009. Ferguson referred to Epstein as her "supreme friend" and "the brother I have always wished for" in messages, while he reportedly paid her debts.

Prior to her denial, a source told The Sun that Ferguson was seeking to "set the record straight about everything and earn some money to resolve her financial issues." The same source suggested a "secret bidding war" was underway, with bidders "excited" by the prospect of her story.

Another source close to Ferguson indicated she had been offered "a number of deals," though no direct negotiations with U.S. publishing houses had occurred.

Ferguson has spent the past seven months traveling across Europe, maintaining a low profile amidst the Epstein controversy. She is reportedly returning to Britain and plans to rent a six-bedroom house. Removal vans have been observed at her ex-husband Prince Andrew's home in Sandringham.

Both Prince Andrew and Ferguson had their royal titles stripped by King Charles in October following scrutiny of Andrew's relationship with Epstein. Ferguson was evicted from the Royal Lodge, where she lived with Andrew for 18 years, in February.

Meanwhile, Prince Andrew remains under police investigation regarding his links to Epstein and denies any wrongdoing.