Former Prince Andrew fears that Sarah Ferguson will betray him in a tell-all interview.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is reportedly pleading with his ex-wife, Sarah Fergie Ferguson, to avoid implicating him in her potential memoir, sources tell Examiner. The former royal couple is under intense scrutiny due to their association with the late Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew is genuinely worried that Sarah could protect her own image at his expense, a source shared. Publishers are eager for her account, and any revelations about him could be highly lucrative.

The 66-year-old former Duchess of York lost her royal title following Andrews removal from royal duties amid his ties to Epstein. Mountbatten-Windsor maintains his innocence. Ferguson also faced criticism when a 2011 email she wrote to Epstein surfaced, in which she described him as a steadfast, generous and supreme friend to her and her family.

A representative for Ferguson told People: The Duchess has long expressed regret over her connection with Epstein, always prioritizing the victims. She was misled by him but ended the association and publicly condemned him once aware of the allegations. This email was sent under guidance to address his threats.

Sources suggest that Fergusons memoir aims to resolve financial concerns and clarify what she believes are misconceptions about her life. However, Andrew is reportedly urging her to avoid a confrontational approach, emphasizing that it could harm them both.

He wants them to face this together rather than tearing each other down, the source explained. There is even speculation about a potential romantic reconciliation, considering their history. The exes were married for a decade before divorcing in 1996 and share two daughters, Princess Beatrice, 37, and Princess Eugenie, 35.

Andrew believes that rekindling their partnership might be the only way to navigate this scandal, the source added. He still finds Sarah appealing and, given his current social standing, options are limited.

Author: Aiden Foster