Prince Andrew’s grim demand to Sarah Ferguson amid fears of ‘being caught’

Prince Andrew has reportedly made a surprising demand to his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, amid reports she has been feeling “lonely” since he was stripped of his title

The Royal formerly known as Prince Andrewhas allegedly made an unexpected request of his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, as they spend their final days at Royal Lodge. The disgraced former Duke has agreed to vacate his residence of over 20 years in Windsor, following the King’s decision to strip him of his prince title due to his ongoing association with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

It is believed that Andrew’s relocation will occur sometime in the New Year. Now, sources claim he has made a specific demand of his ex-wife, with whom he still shares the Royal Lodge.

An insider told Woman’s Day Magazine that Fergie is “so angry with Andrew that he’s demanded she be kept away from him, which is upsetting her even more.”

The source revealed that the former Duchess has been feeling quite “lonely” in Windsor.

They elaborated: “She’s been isolating herself within the Lodge, begging staffers to stay longer because she’s so lonely.”, reports the Express.

This news follows previous reports suggesting that Andrew and his ex-wife are barely spending any time together in their soon-to-be former home, keeping to themselves and only convening for meals.

An earlier source told The Sun: “Andrew and Sarah are leading separate lives – at different ends and on different wings.

“But they come together quite often for lunch and dinner, and this is where they talk about their futures. They have been heard having some pretty intense conversations about what is going on.

“Sarah, in particular, is panicking about what comes next and she is not in a good place. She fears being caught in the crosshairs and is worried about herself and her and Andrew’s daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie.”

Andrew is set to relocate to the King’s private Sandringham Estate in Norfolk in the new year as he commences his internal exile.

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