The claim that Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew threatened someone over recent news tied to Virginia Giuffre’s memoir, Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, or Jeffrey Epstein-related scandals is not substantiated by credible sources as of December 10, 2025. An X post by @MarioNawfal on November 28, 2025, cites royal author Andrew Lownie alleging Epstein plotted to hire an SAS hitman to kill Andrew and Ferguson, but this refers to Epstein’s actions, not threats by the couple (The Mirror, November 30, 2025). No evidence supports Ferguson or Andrew threatening others over Giuffre’s memoir or Epstein scandals.
Giuffre’s memoir, released October 21, 2025, details her abuse by Epstein and allegations against Andrew, leading to his title revocation and eviction from Royal Lodge (BBC, October 18, 2025). Ferguson faced scrutiny for her Epstein ties, including a 2011 email apologizing to him despite publicly denouncing him, which she claimed was coerced under threat (The Guardian, November 19, 2025). Her children’s book was withdrawn, and charities dropped her (Fox News, November 22, 2025).
Lownie’s biography alleges Ferguson stayed at Epstein-linked apartments until 2014, contradicting her claim of cutting ties (The Mirror US, December 7, 2025). A RadarOnline source (December 4, 2025) suggests Andrew pushed Ferguson to seek Epstein’s financial help, but no reports confirm them threatening anyone over these revelations. The memoir’s impact, amplified by Australian media like ABC News (October 16, 2025), focuses on accountability, not threats by the couple.
The absence of a documented Australian call-in show discussing the memoir further suggests the threat claim may be speculative, possibly conflating Epstein’s alleged actions with Ferguson and Andrew’s fallout (ABC News, October 21, 2025).
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