Sarah saw her big return to the royal fold scuppered when she had to convince ex Andrew to stay away from the Firm's Christmas celebrations - at her own expense

Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York and ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has a lot of pent up frustration towards the Royal Family its being said.The allegation that exposed

Sarah Ferguson played a key role in protecting the royal family amid Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's scandals. Keep reading for the details…MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _Before Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of his princely status,

Shamed ex-Prince Andrew has privately grown closer than ever to his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson as the pair navigate fresh fallout from the renewed Jeffrey Epstein scandal, insiders tell OK!. The former couple ­– divorced since 1996 but long known for their unusually close post-marital bond – have been thrust back into the spotlight after a second wave of Epstein-related documents triggered fresh scrutiny of both their past dealings with the pedophile s-- trafficker.

Sarah Ferguson was elated when she was invited back to the Royal fold.The former Duchess of York was overwhelmed when she was given an invitation on Christmas as Sandringham for the first time

Sarah Ferguson could be on the brink of total ruin if she decides to tell all about the royal family. Keep reading to learn why.

Wood Farm is nestled in a secluded corner of the Sandringham Estate, and has served as a temporary home for divorced Royal spouses during the holiday season - including Sarah

The Yorks could all be under one roof very soon. Sarah Ferguson is reportedly considering possibly moving into a quaint little granny flat with daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

Andrew makes his first public outing since losing royal titles at granddaughter Athena's christening, joined by ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Sarah Ferguson's hopes of a lucrative royal rehabilitation have collided head on with the hard politics of the modern monarchy. What was framed as a potential $300 million style comeback built on books,