Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, is reportedly facing serious allegations concerning a drug problem. This claim has emerged from documents made public by the U.S. judicial system related to the infamous Jeffrey Epstein case. The documents, which include communications between Epstein and Peter Mandelson, a former British ambassador to the U.S., suggest that Ferguson's struggles with substance abuse were a topic of concern in their discussions.

The context of these allegations ties back to an incident in 2010, where Ferguson was caught in a scandal attempting to sell access to her ex-husband Prince Andrew to an Indian businessman for £500,000. This businessman later turned out to be an undercover reporter, leading to a public exposure of her actions. The videos recorded by News of the World captured her accepting a suitcase with £40,000 in cash, heightening the scrutiny surrounding her personal life and choices.

Prominent figures like Mandelson have expressed concern over Ferguson's situation. In one of his communications to Epstein, Mandelson conveyed a sense of pity for Ferguson, commenting on her desperation and predicting that she would struggle to recover from the fallout of these revelations. The broader implications of these allegations not only reflect on Ferguson's personal challenges but also illustrate the continuing influence of Epstein's connections in the public eye regarding high-profile individuals.