Fergie Ex-Duchess Keeps Low Profile, Seeks Peace in Alps

0:00On April 20th, Sarah Ferguson, the ex-duchess of York, is keeping a super low profile right now, all to shield her daughters and grandkids from the spotlight. A family member just shared that she's putting her kids first amid all the drama. Last week, she popped up publicly for the first time in months, chilling at a quiet mountain spot in the Austrian Alps. Earlier this week, her cousin explained he chatted with her about three months back to offer support during the Jeffrey Epstein document fallout. He stressed she's in good spirits, but regrets ever trusting Epstein, calling him the real bad guy here. Her other relative backed that up, saying she loves her family more than anything. Folks close to the scene say her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Ujini, are staring clear of the mess too. With little ones like Beatrice's daughter, Sienna and Athena, plus Ujini's boys August and Ernest, they're focused on keeping things calm for the next generation. Importantly, Ferguson faces no accusations of wrongdoing.

1:01Meanwhile, she imprints Andrew lost their royal titles and home at royal lodge last fall when King Charles stepped in. Andrew's now at Sandringham, and she's eyeing her own place to move forward solo. That Alps hideaway sounds perfect, peaceful, beautiful, and off the radar. This whole exile hits her hard. Though friends admit it's not the kind of storm she can just bounce back from easily, she's laying low, but the emotional weight lingers as she protects what matters most. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.