Sarah Ferguson's downfall: 'Her hopeless grasp of money'

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00:00Sarah Ferguson's downfall after calling Jeffrey Epstein a supreme friend in an email

00:09might have been unavoidable. Sarah Ferguson's team claimed she reached out to Jeffrey Epstein

00:14after he threatened to destroy her family, but her proximity to the convicted abuser

00:19left a stain on her reputation. My impression of her has always been that she's someone quite

00:24hard to dislike. Misguided, yes. Overenthusiastic, yes. But someone, I thought, with a good heart,

00:31royal expert Jenny Bond told Daily Express. Now, however, we know that she lied about her

00:37friendship with Epstein, and you do have to question what sort of person would do that,

00:41Jenny Bond continued, as Sarah Ferguson publicly denounced Jeffrey Epstein before sending her

00:46controversial message. She says she can't remember the meeting, but Epstein's emails suggest otherwise.

00:52Jeffrey Epstein helped pay off Sarah Ferguson's expenses, but her spending habits and the

00:57financier's assistance continue to spark curiosity about their relationship. I've always thought her

01:02downfall was her hopeless grasp of money, combined with her desire to have more and more of it.

01:07Jenny Bond noted, she allowed her debts to spiral on a level few of us would understand.

01:13I don't think there's any way back from this, Jenny Bond declared. She has shamed herself beyond

01:18redemption. I think the pressure on Andrew and Sarah to quit Royal Lodge is now so intense that

01:24they will eventually leave, Jenny Bond continued, referring to how King Charles III asked the Yorks

01:29to vacate the royal estate before his coronation. My hunch is that they will go into some kind of exile,

01:36possibly in Switzerland or the Middle East, where Andrew seems to have many friends

01:40and live out the rest of their lives away from the U.K.