Sarah Ferguson Writing Memoir to Expose Ex Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's 'Dirty Secrets' as She's 'Worried Sick About Money' After Losing Titles

Sarah Ferguson is ready to tell her side of the story in a bombshell memoir about her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — but the royal family reportedly isn’t happy about it.

Ferguson, 66, is said to be driven by financial motivations, with a source telling a news outlet that the former Duchess of York is “worried sick about money and desperate to correct what she says are a ton of falsehoods.”

“Sarah is an extremely savvy operator,” the source explained. “She’s still hoping to crawl her way out of this mess and somehow repair her image.”

The insider noted that the “original plan” was to author the book alongside her ex, 65, on “a joint tell-all but she’s now focused on going it alone.”

Although the mom-of-two “can’t go too hard” on her ex-husband, whom she was married to from 1986 to 1996, because “he’d only retaliate,” she reportedly plans to “go into the demise of the marriage” and reveal “why she turned a blind eye to his womanizing.”

Andrew’s family is reportedly also in the crossfire as the source noted that Ferguson would spill “a ton of dirty secrets” and be an “utter nightmare” for King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Reports of Ferguson’s memoir come one week after Charles, 76, stripped his younger brother of his “prince” title on October 30.

"His Majesty has today initiated a formal process to remove the Style, Titles and Honours of Prince Andrew. Prince Andrew will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor,” the palace shared in a statement.

Andrew had previously relinquished his Duke of York title on October 17. In part with the decision, Ferguson lost her duchess title and would simply be known as Sarah Ferguson. Their two daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, remain with their titles despite the scandal.

Charles reportedly reached a tipping point with Andrew amid his younger brother’s scandals, specifically renewed interest in the royal's connection to Jeffrey Epstein. In addition, Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, Nobody’s Girl, hit bookshelves, which marked the only time she had spoken publicly since reaching an out-of-court settlement with Andrew in a 2022 sexual assault lawsuit.

In the book, which hit bookshelves on October 21, Giuffre claimed she was introduced to Andrew by Ghislaine Maxwell in March 2001 and made several shocking accusations against him, including calling out the “entitled” public figure for claiming having s-- with her was “his birthright.”