Sarah Ferguson accused of breaching royal trust

Sarah Ferguson has been accused of selling "secret" royal information about the family.

According Radar Online, a well-known source Ferguson was caught in the "cash for access" scandal in 2010.

"Sarah's misconduct left everlasting interpersonal consequences between herself and Her Majesty," the insider told Andrew Lownie, who writes on Substack.

The tipster tattled, "The Queen described Sarah as the type of person who was beyond experiencing guilt, shame, or regret for her terrible actions because all she cared about was herself and nobody else."

According to palace sources, the late Queen labelled Ferguson as "remorseless".

Tthe insider alleged, "She sold access to the Royal Family and secrets of the Royal Family…to make a quick buck.

"It was an utter betrayal of the trust placed in her. It was all calculated to prioritize her own personal interests."

For the unversed, Sarah Ferguson is former wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the younger brother of King Charles.

The former couple’s divorce was finalised on May 30, 1996, after announcing their separation in March 1992.

Their divorce was quite unconventional, as they continued to live together at Royal Lodge in Windsor for nearly three decades allegedly due to financial reasons, with both parties wanting to maintain a certain lifestyle.