A resurfaced video from a 2011 interview with Sarah Ferguson, formerly the Duchess of York, depicts the moment she stormed out after being questioned about her controversial actions. During the interview with 60 Minutes Australia, Ferguson was confronted about an incident from 2010, in which she was secretly filmed offering 'cash-for-access' to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, her ex-husband, for £500,000. The questioning by host Michael Usher seemed to trigger her frustration.

As the interview progressed, Ferguson's anger became evident when she was shown footage reminding her of the scandal. The clip from the interview revealed her discomfort with discussing the subject, highlighting her emotional response to the inquiry. For five minutes, she left the set in a huff, unable to engage with the probing questions regarding her past decisions and their implications for her reputation.

This resurfaced moment sheds light on the ongoing scrutiny that public figures, particularly those with royal connections, face regarding their actions. Sarah Ferguson’s history of controversies has continued to follow her, and this incident serves as a reminder of the persistent public interest in her past, particularly relating to her interactions with the British royal family and her ex-husband's scandals.