Sarah Ferguson's Alpine Retreat: Shielding Daughters from Andrew's Drama

0:00It's April 20th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today pop culture powered by AI. Sarah Ferguson, the ex-duchess of York, vanished from the spotlight for months after her ex-husband Prince Andrews arrest, but she popped up in the Austrian Alps earlier this month. Her cousin Martin Barante spilled that her main goal was shielding her daughters, Princess Eugenie, and Princess Beatrice, plus her grandchildren, from the drama. Andrew got nabbed on February 19th on charges of misconduct in public office, tied to sending private travel docs to Jeffrey Epstein back in the 2010s. He spent 11 hours in custody before heading back to his spot on the Norfolk estate. Barante shared he's chatted with Sarah, who's 66, and says she's holding up well despite the tough spot. He stressed, Epstein was the real bad guy here, and Sarah likely regrets ever trusting him. Charles, at 77, feels torn about his brother, but Mike had ties for good, per insiders. Their issues go way back before this mess, and as king, he's prioritizing the monarchie's

1:04image over family. New court docs from Epstein's files dropped over 3 million pages, revealing emails linking Sarah, Andrew, and the financier, which has everyone. Watching closely as the fallout lingers.