Sarah Ferguson is apprehensive about returning to the UK as she feels deserted by the Royal Family, according to sources. The former Duchess of York, stripped of her title along with her ex-husband Prince Andrew due to their association with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, has been in seclusion for months following actions taken by the monarchy last October. She had not been seen in public since attending her one-year-old granddaughter’s christening at St James’s Palace in London on December 12.

Recent reports have located her at a ski chalet in Austria, where she was trying to keep a low profile. Concerns about her safety have heightened as she remains out of contact with any royal family members since losing her title. Friends close to her express her distress and fear over the situation, indicating that she feels abandoned and unfairly treated by the royal establishment.

In a bid to avoid the public eye, Ferguson sought refuge at a high-end wellness clinic in Zurich earlier this year. She has reportedly moved between various wellness retreats in Europe, with potential stays in Switzerland, Ireland, and the Middle East. Speculations suggest she may head to Australia to stay with her sister.

Amidst ongoing controversies, there are rumors that Fergie is considering a comeback to her writing career with a memoir, albeit demanding a significant fee. Recent sightings of her show a somber demeanor as she continues to evade public appearances while dealing with the aftermath of her association with Epstein. The scandal has not only affected her but also led to repercussions for Prince Andrew, who faced consequences for his ties to Epstein.