Sarah Ferguson faces huge legal bill after firm's £19million collapse

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Sarah Ferguson faces huge legal bill after firm's £19million collapse.

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Sarah Ferguson finds herself embroiled in fresh financial controversy following a firm's recent collapse.The former Duchess of York, 66, served as executive director of theatre investment firm Gate Ventures between 2017 and 2019.During which time more than £500,000 in "unexplained" loans are said to have been issued.The business entered administration in 2020 amid allegations of extravagant expenditure.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say It is reported to have lost up to £19million.A liquidator's report from May 2026, obtained by The Sun, reveals that investigators anticipate securing a "substantial recovery" for investors who lost money in the venture.The findings represent a significant escalation in the legal threat facing the former royal.Should Ms Ferguson lose the case, she could face the prospect of substantial legal costs.Ms Ferguson has been approached by GB News for comment.The former wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has grappled with financial difficulties since her 1996...

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