Sarah Fergusonhas faced public scrutiny and questions about her finances for years, and a new report now points to an expensive champagne party for the workers helping with a move. After years of reported money problems, the new claim has come as a shock. Royal biographer Andrew Lownie reportedly writes in his book, "Entitled: The Rise And Fall Of The House Of York," that Ferguson threw a £3,000 ($4K) champagne party for 150 builders and removal men after relocating homes on the Wentworth Estate in Surrey.
Sarah Ferguson lavished $4K on champagne party for 150 on-site crew members, says report
TheDaily Mailnoted that Sarah Ferguson's move to Surrey followed an exorbitant champagne party. She reportedly moved after she was "forced" out of Romenda Lodge when the owner decided to sell and raise the rent, then settled into an eight-bedroom property called Kingsbourne.
The Daily Mail claimed that the move, and the party, fit a wider pattern that Lownie describes as spending big even when money looked tight. Moreover, the report highlighted the contrast betweenFerguson's lifestyle and her claims of financial strain, including a Hello! Magazine cover story that drew attention to her home while she spoke about needing to focus on earning.
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Lownie also details a costly household setup, which entails a large staff, major monthly rent, and hefty bills. Additionally, a former aide described how tense things could get behind the scenes, claiming, "Car journeys are the worst," according to Lownie's book. They added, "She will sit on the phone screaming at employees and reduce everyone to wrecks. Then she will wonder why we are so unhappy."
Furthermore, a friend recalledFerguson's reaction to bad financial news. They claimed, "I have heard her throw an absolute screaming fit when one of her staff showed her a letter from the bank. She just doesn't want to know."
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