Sarah Ferguson has been warned by a royal expert who claimed that she could be summoned to testify before the US Congress regarding her relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The former Duchess of York has vanished from the public eye since new details began to emerge near the end of last year, just before the King axed her title and forced her to move out of Royal Lodge, along with her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

The last time Fergie was seen in public was in December 2025, when she attended the private christening of her granddaughter, Athena Mapelli Mozzi, at St James’s Palace in London. Fergie’s humiliation carried on through the new year and peaked just last week when the US Department of Justice released a new tranche of documents relating to the convicted sex offender, many of which mentioned the former duchess.

Now, a royal expert claimed she could be called to testify as her “greed knows no bounds”.

Veteran royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told the Daily Mail: “She could be anywhere. Nobody knows where she is, but it's obvious day after day that we are getting pretty clear evidence that she and Andrew were hand in glove with Epstein.

“It's also possible she might be asked to testify in front of Congress. All of her emails point to a much closer relationship than we thought she had. With her greed knows no bounds.”

Royal author Phil Dampier agreed and added: “She is incapable of keeping any money and that's why someone like him, who she could get money from, was always going to lead her down the wrong path, like with the fake sheikh. I am afraid she has always had this reckless streak and it's now coming home to roost.”

The Epstein files revealed a series of revelations about the nature of Fergie's relationship with the late US financier.

Emails showed that he regularly transferred her various amounts of money, while she appeared to be calling him a “legend” and the “brother” she always wished she had.

Being mentioned in the Epstein files does not indicate any wrongdoing.

Ms Ferguson has not commented on the newly released files but last year her spokesperson said that she stands by her public condemnation of Epstein.