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Six of Sarah Ferguson's companies are being dissolved
Six dormant companies linked to Sarah Ferguson will be dissolved amid renewed scrutiny from newly released Jeffrey Epstein files, highlighting her financial ties to the convicted sex offender.
- Companies House records indicate six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson are being wound down after the publication of millions of Epstein documents, following filings for strike-offs.
- Amid reporting of long-running financial pressures, documents released last month show Ferguson sought Epstein's financial advice over a 6m debt pile, and Sarah's Trust announced it would close `for the foreseeable future`.
- The six firms named include S Phoenix Events, Fergie's Farm, La Luna Investments, Solamoon Ltd, Philanthrapreneur Ltd, and Planet Partners Productions Ltd, with five carrying an application to strike off and one due in ten days.
- Companies House lists Ferguson as the sole director of six firms, authenticating a strike-off for S Phoenix Events and remaining active director of Ginger and Moss, Coat, and Librasol.
- Reporters caution that being named in the Epstein files does not indicate wrongdoing, though documents suggest plans for Jeffrey Epstein to take a majority stake in her brand Mothers Army and show visits with Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie after his 2009 release.
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kioncentralcoast.comSix companies linked to Sarah Ferguson, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's ex-wife, will close after the recent release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein revealed the former duchess's close friendship with the deceased sex offender, according to documents.
Sarah Ferguson has already lost her title and luxurious residence in the course of the Epstein revelations. Now several of her companies are to stand before the dissolution.
The former Duchess of York closes the companies after the last revelations of the documents of the paedophile financier who show how the former Duchess continued to have contact with him after his conviction. Sharing also intimate details about the daughters
Sarah Ferguson has applied for the dissolution of five of her companies. Through the Epstein Files she was becoming more and more discredited. Now she pulls the tear line.
Sarah Ferguson stands before the ruins of her existence. After revelations about her connection to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, her businesses are closed.
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On paper, it sounds almost reasonable: a 66-year-old woman saying she 'needs to get back to work' and 'needs money.' Most people, especially in this economy, would sympathise. But when that woman is Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, and the backdrop is a trove of newly released emails revealing her cosy financial dependence on Jeffrey Epstein, the words land very differently. They sound less like a plea for normality, and more like the opening li…
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