- A spokesperson for Sarah Ferguson has explicitly denied reports that she is planning to release a tell-all memoir, refuting claims of a multi-million-dollar publishing deal following a reported bidding war.
- Initial reports from The Sun claimed the former Duchess of York was days away from signing a contract to address her ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and her thoughts on King Charles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
- The speculation follows the release of US Department of Justice files revealing Ferguson's correspondence with Epstein, which previously contributed to King Charles stripping her and Mountbatten-Windsor of their titles and evicting them from Royal Lodge.
- Mountbatten-Windsor is currently subject to a police investigation into misconduct in public office regarding his ties to Epstein, though he maintains his complete denial of any wrongdoing.
- The memoir rumours coincide with wider royal family tension caused by Earl Spencer's book Swan Song, which has prompted legal action from journalist Piers Morgan over disputed claims regarding Princess Diana.
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