Source : PERTHNOW NEWS
A spokesperson for Priscilla Presley has firmly denied claims that Sarah Ferguson has been staying at her home.
The former royal had been close with Priscilla’s late daughter, Lisa Marie Presley — often supporting each other through personal difficulties according to Page Six.
Ferguson was believed to be leaning on close friends like Presley for support as she navigates her life following her eviction from the Royal Lodge.
However, Presley’s representatives told People magazine the reports were “totally false”, shutting down the claims.
A spokesperson from Ferguson declined to comment on the matter.
Reports from Page Six had suggested the Duchess of York, 66, had been moving between friends’ homes after being ordered to vacate the Royal Lodge.
The reports also linked her situation to ongoing scrutiny surrounding her ex-husband Prince Andrew and his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
While Ferguson has not been accused of wrongdoing, she has continued to face public backlash tied to the controversy.
Ferguson and Presley shared a long-standing bond through Lisa Marie Presley.
Following her death in 2023, Ferguson paid tribute to her friend — calling her “sissy”, and later spoke at her memorial at Graceland.
Her current whereabouts remain unclear, with the royal last seen publicly in December.
It comes after Sarah Ferguson was stripped of an honorary Freedom of the City of York title — the latest sign that institutions are moving to distance themselves from controversy-plagued royal figures.
Councillors voted to revoke the honour, which had been granted to Ferguson alongside then-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as a wedding gift, reinforcing what some royal watchers see as an ongoing recalibration of public-facing titles tied to the York name.
Ferguson was also stripped of her Duchess of York title in October, in part of a broader effort by the King to reshape how royal titles are used. Similarly, Mr Mountbatten-Windsor was also stripped of all royal titles and honours.
