Sarah Ferguson's charity dissolved after Epstein probe

Sarah Ferguson's charitable organization, Sarah's Trust, has been formally dissolved following months of scrutiny over her past association with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The charity was officially wound up in June 2026, according to public records, marking the latest consequence for the former Duchess of York as she maintains a low public profile.

The Charity Commission's website now lists Sarah's Trust as "removed," indicating it is no longer a registered charity. The organization is also recorded as "converted/closed" at Companies House, and its digital presence has been taken offline. The charity, which was dedicated to supporting grassroots humanitarian and environmental causes, had announced in February 2026 that it would "close for the foreseeable future" without providing a specific reason.

The closure follows the release of millions of documents related to Epstein in January 2026, which shed new light on Ferguson's relationship with the financier. One disclosed email exchange suggested she visited Epstein in the United States with her daughters shortly after his release from prison. While being named in the documents does not indicate wrongdoing,...