Alarm bells are ringing for Sarah Ferguson, as fears for her well-being deepen.
Close aides have reported that the Duchess of York is grappling with serious issues, turning to alcohol in an unhealthy way at a discreet bar located within the royal estate.
This revelation has sent shockwaves through her family, particularly affecting her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.
Sources close to the family have indicated just how worried Beatrice, 37, and Eugenie, 35, are for their mother.
“The girls are genuinely troubled,” a family insider noted.
They are said to be in constant contact with her, encouraging her to cut back on her drinking and prioritize her health.
In their quest to ensure she’s not alone during this tough time, they’ve also enlisted the help of other relatives to keep a watchful eye.
Adding to this sense of urgency, Sarah’s older sister, Jane Ferguson Luedecke, made a swift trip from Australia to lend her support.
Settling in Windsor to be with her, Jane has been reaching out to Sarah, hoping to lift her spirits.
“She’s trying her hardest to bring some joy back into her sister’s life,” said a source within royal circles.
Unfortunately, the struggles persist, with Sarah often overwhelmed by tears, expressing feelings of being trapped in her current situation.
Despite her ongoing turmoil, Ferguson finds solace in the companionship of her two devoted corgis, Sandy and Muick.
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