Andrew Lownie Warns: More Scandals Coming for Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson

 The world of the York family is crumbling. Just as the public thought the situation could not get any worse, royal biographer and historian Andrew Lownie has issued a grim warning. According to Lownie, the latest leaks are only the beginning. He believes there is much worse to come for the disgraced former prince.

Lownie suggests that the true motive behind Jeffrey Epstein’s friendship with Andrew was far more calculated than a simple social bond. Epstein was not just looking for a royal friend; he was using Andrew as a "trojan horse" to get to the highest level of power: Queen Elizabeth II.

The "Homeless" Duchess and a Lost Future

For Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, the fallout from these new files is catastrophic. Despite her divorce from Andrew decades ago, "Fergie" has remained his most loyal defender. She has lived with him at Royal Lodge and supported him through every legal battle.

However, Lownie believes Sarah Ferguson will "never recover" from this latest dump of documents. The files paint a picture of a family that was completely entwined with a predator. With King Charles III cutting off Andrew’s financial allowance and pushing him out of his royal home, Sarah faces a bleak future.

Financial Ruin: Without the King's support, the Yorks have few ways to maintain their lifestyle.

Social Exile: The Duchess, who once commanded global attention, is finding herself unwelcome in high-society circles.

Legacy Damage: Her lifelong efforts to rebuild her image after the "toe-sucking" scandal of the 1990s have been wiped out by her continued association with Andrew and, by extension, Epstein.

Epstein’s Ultimate Prize: The Queen

The most chilling part of Lownie’s analysis is the focus on the late Queen. Epstein was a master manipulator. He knew that by compromising the Queen’s favorite son, he could gain a level of protection and prestige that no amount of money could buy.

The files show that Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were frequently discussed in circles close to the palace. By positioning himself as a "friend of the family," Epstein gained access to royal estates and high-ranking officials. Andrew, blinded by his own vanity, seemingly failed to see that he was being used as a pawn. He provided Epstein with the ultimate "social shield."

Why the Worst is Yet to Come

Andrew Lownie is a respected historian who has spent years researching the darker corners of royal history. He warns that the three million documents currently being reviewed by journalists contain "explosive" details that haven't even hit the front pages yet.

These details likely include:

Direct Links to Financial Crimes: More evidence of how Epstein may have helped fund the York family's lifestyle.

Witness Statements: Testimonies from staff at royal residences who saw Epstein and Maxwell visiting when they shouldn't have been.

Communication Logs: Emails that show Andrew was warned about Epstein's behavior much earlier than he has ever admitted.

A Family in Hiding

While Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are innocent of their father's crimes, they are being swept up in the tide. Lownie notes that the daughters are "devastated." They are watching their parents become social pariahs.

The Duke of York remains holed up inside Royal Lodge, refusing to leave. But with the heat from the US Department of Justice and the public's growing anger, his isolation cannot last forever. The King is under immense pressure to cut the cord completely, leaving Andrew and Sarah truly "homeless" in terms of royal protection.

The End of an Era

This is no longer just a story about a "spare" royal who made bad friends. This is a story about the vulnerability of the British Monarchy. Epstein’s ability to infiltrate the inner circle through Andrew has left a permanent stain on the Crown.

As Andrew Lownie predicts, the coming months will be a "slow-motion car crash" for the Yorks. The files are being unsealed day by day, and each one brings a new level of shame. Sarah Ferguson, once the vibrant Duchess, may find that her loyalty to Andrew was the very thing that ensured her ultimate downfall.