Ferguson has stopped using the title Duchess of York and will vacate Royal Lodge, the Windsor residence she shared with Andrew for more than 20 years.

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are still going by "The York Sisters" amid Prince Andrew giving up his "Duke of York" title, but their mom, Sarah "Fergie" Ferguson, is fresh out of luck.

At Windsor’s Royal Lodge, the nightly rituals of Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, have reignited debate over royal privilege and household responsibility. Described by historian Andrew Lownie as “one of the most visible cases of excess in modern royal history,

The fate of Sarah Ferguson has been called into question as her ex-husband Prince Andrew has been ordered to surrender his lease on their shared home

Sarah Ferguson lost the title of 'Duchess of York' along with Prince Andrew. But how exactly will this affect her going forward?

Several charities said on Monday they had cut their links with Sarah Ferguson, Britain’s Duchess of York, after media reports that she had described the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a “supreme friend” in an email.

Multiple charities have dropped Ferguson over a newly-unveiled email she sent to convicted sex offender Epstein.

Fergie, as Sarah is affectionately known, has updated her profile on the X platform. She has removed her title from her name on social media, and from now on, it seems, she will just be Sarah Ferguson.

Sarah Ferguson's reaction to the loss of her Duchess of York title has been revealed following her ex-husband Prince Andrew's decision to give up his titles.

Flora & Fern Kindness Along The Way, Sarah’s new children’s book, has already been delayed. Now due out at the end of November, publishers could pull the embattled former duchess’ latest offering