Sarah Ferguson's Recent Scandal Involves Her Alleged Former Partner

Sarah Ferguson seems unable to escape public scrutiny. Over the years, she has been associated with her high-profile ex-husband, Andrew Windsor-Mountbatten, as well as the late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Now, attention turns to a new scandal involving her rumored past relationship.

From 2015 to 2016, Ferguson was reportedly close to Spanish entrepreneur Manuel Fernandez. While she publicly described him as a friend and business associate, their frequent appearances together sparked speculation about the true nature of their connection.

Significantly, Ferguson served as the ambassador for Fernandezs lifestyle app, vVoosh, and repeatedly promoted it in public. Despite the hype, the apporiginally launched in 2010collapsed in November 2025 without releasing any products. It reportedly raised about 9 million in funding while costing taxpayers over 1 million. Fergusons former business interests reportedly held around one percent of the companys shares.

The controversy extends to the charitable foundation linked to vVoosh. Ferguson cited it as part of her philanthropic work, but the charity has failed to submit financial reports for more than four years. The Charity Commission has initiated formal proceedings to remove it from the official register, stating it does not operate.

This latest situation adds to Fergusons ongoing list of public controversies, raising questions about her business and philanthropic decisions in recent years.

Author: Lucas Grant