Ferguson Denies Memoir Plans as Deal Reports Remain Unconfirmed

Sarah Ferguson’s spokesperson has denied that she is writing a personal memoir or discussing a publishing deal, disputing reports that she is close to securing a seven-figure agreement. The deal claims, attributed to unnamed sources, remain unconfirmed, and no signed agreement has been reported. The spokesperson said there had been no discussions and that Ferguson was not writing a personal memoir. That statement conflicts with reports citing sources who said a book proposal had been prepared and publishers were interested. The available accounts do not establish whether any offer was made or whether preliminary contacts took place. The deal reports described Ferguson as being close to an agreement after a supposed bidding contest. They said a chapter-by-chapter synopsis had been prepared, with possible subjects including her former husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Jeffrey Epstein, King Charles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Those details have not been confirmed by Ferguson or a publisher, and the reports do not provide a disclosed contract or proposal.