Sarah Ferguson is expected to be bankrolled by millionaires in Dubai. She was reportedly asked to leave her Windsor house after her ex, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, was involved in controversies. Subsequently, the former Duchess of York has been allegedly spending time in the UAE. Now, as per a royal author, Ferguson might be financially supported by wealthy people in Dubai.
Author believes Sarah Ferguson is already being bankrolled by millionaires overseas
According to author Andrew Lownie, Sarah Ferguson might be supported by millionaires in Dubai. This includes surrounding Middle Eastern countries like Bahrain and Qatar. The author wrote a book on Ferguson and Andrew titled “Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York.”
Lownie said, “In Britain neither Sarah or Andrew will be socially accepted again whatever they try to do or wherever they go.” He further added, “But in the Middle East no one will care about what they have got up to” (via Daily Mail)
The writer continued, “There are people there – royalty, politicians and business types – whom Sarah can quite happily sponge off and who will be happy to bankroll both of them.” He also said, “These types of people in the Middle East simply couldn’t care less what Sarah has done.” Lownie mentioned even if Ferguson “doesn’t have her title of the Duchess of York anymore, she will still be seen as royalty and treated as such – and she knows it.” The author explained, “There are plenty of dodgy people in the Middle East who would quite happily help out Sarah.”
“They have palaces and properties that they will quite happily loan out to Sarah,” he continued. Lownie said he “wouldn’t be surprised if they even pay her airfares and cover all her bills to help her out.” He added, “Let’s not forget Sarah has no money and has quite an extravagant lifestyle.”
The author mentioned, “She will want to carry that on.” He concluded that “Sarah could make a life for herself out there.” Lownie said she can do this by “staying out of the public eye and sponging off Middle East connections.”
Originally reported by Ritika Singh on Realitytea.com.
