Sarah Ferguson’s real personality has been laid by an insider.
The Duchess of York, who turns out to have connections with sex offender and financier, Jeffrey Epstein, was not suffering from royal staff, even during her marriage to Prince Andrew.
Former Royal Butler Paul Burell tells Mirror: “When the men were out of time, the women would meet them on the hills for a picnic lunch. One page would ask in advance what people would eat and compile a list.
“On one occasion, Fergie sent an employee in a rage after failing to meet his request. In a voice heard by all the ladies gathered, including the queen, he jumped, ‘what does the red -haired mare want lunch?’
“It was accepted with silence, as if it was never said. No reprimand. The staff had formed their opinion based on gossip and her behavior,” he noted.
He explained: “Fergie was twenty -six and as a bouncing, uncontrollable red setter puppy. She wasn’t as popular or well received underneath as Diana had been.
“Fergie may have been a breath of fresh air for the royals, but the staff preferred gentleness of the established princess of Wales, whom they had known for almost five years,” he said.
