Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has been dropped from her role in a charity following her controversial description of Jeffrey Epstein. In a recent message, Ferguson called Epstein a “supreme friend,” a statement that has sparked widespread criticism given Epstein’s criminal history.
The charity swiftly responded to the remarks by severing ties with the Duchess, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to upholding strong ethical standards. Ferguson’s comment has reignited discussions about the social and personal connections surrounding Epstein and the sensitivity required when addressing such matters publicly.
This development underscores the lasting impact of Epstein’s legacy and the caution public figures must exercise in their associations and public statements.