SHOCK: Sarah Ferguson’s shady deals for money ropes Princess Eugenie in trouble
Princess Eugenie Drawn Into Fresh Scrutiny as Sarah Ferguson’s Business Affairs Face New Questions
Princess Eugenie has reportedly been pulled into fresh scrutiny surrounding her mother, Sarah Ferguson, as questions continue to emerge over the Duchess of York’s business and charitable connections.
Eugenie, who recently welcomed her third child with husband Jack Brooksbank, is said to have been focusing on family life away from the spotlight.
But a new report claims her name has become linked to a wider examination of charities associated with both her and her mother.
According to iPaper, the Charity Commission is looking at a number of organisations connected to Ferguson and Eugenie, as well as a charitable foundation tied to failed technology start-up vVoosh.
The scrutiny comes during a period in which Ferguson has largely remained out of public view.
Reports had suggested she recently travelled to Portugal to spend time with Eugenie and her youngest granddaughter, Adelaide, although a separate account has since challenged that version of events.
Ferguson Reportedly Preparing for a New Home
The latest report claims Ferguson is returning to the UK after securing new accommodation.
The exact location has reportedly been kept private for security reasons, but she is understood to be moving into a six-bedroom apartment.
Her living arrangements have attracted attention as she continues to face questions over her finances and business affairs.
According to the report, Ferguson has relied at times on wealthy friends and contacts, including former boyfriend Paddy McNally in Switzerland.
McNally died last month at the age of 88.
The report also linked Ferguson to businessman Manuel Fernandez, described as both a boyfriend and business partner.
Fernandez was involved with vVoosh, a technology start-up in which Ferguson had reportedly invested.
The company later entered administration without launching any products.
According to the report, it had raised £9 million from investors, including £1 million in government tax credits.
Fernandez subsequently went abroad.
Eugenie’s Name Enters the Picture
The most sensitive part of the latest report concerns the charitable organisations connected to Ferguson and Eugenie.
The Charity Commission is reportedly examining a number of charities they were involved with, as well as a foundation linked to vVoosh.
The source does not state that Eugenie has been accused of wrongdoing, and the investigation remains ongoing.
However, her association with the organisations has inevitably drawn her into the wider scrutiny surrounding her mother’s affairs.
Eugenie is understood to have been trying to keep stress to a minimum following the birth of her third child.
The report speculated that her desire for privacy and distance from public pressure may have contributed to her decision to give birth outside the UK.
That explanation, however, has not been confirmed by Eugenie herself.
Questions Remain Unanswered
Ferguson’s finances and business relationships have attracted renewed attention in recent months, while separate scrutiny connected to the Epstein files has also kept her in the headlines.
The new report suggests those issues are now overlapping with questions about charitable organisations and business investments linked to her.
Eugenie, meanwhile, appears to have been caught in the middle despite being focused primarily on her young family.
The investigation cited in the report is still ongoing, and no conclusions have been announced.
Princess Eugenie has reportedly been approached for comment, while Princess Beatrice and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor have also been contacted.
For now, the situation remains one of scrutiny rather than established wrongdoing.
But as questions around Ferguson’s business affairs continue, Eugenie’s connection to the charities under review means the Princess may find it increasingly difficult to remain completely outside the controversy surrounding her mother.
