Andrew and Sarah Ferguson are quietly plotting what allies describe as a 'royal redemption' from their separate bolt-holes in Norfolk and the Austrian Alps, after King Charles publicly welcomed Princess Eugenie's pregnancy in London last week and signalled, at least in public, that his niece remains firmly inside the royal tent.
Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, both 66, have spent months in effective exile following the implosion of their reputations and their long‑scrutinised ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Seven months ago they were stripped of their remaining titles and evicted from Royal Lodge, and in February Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
