Celebs expose Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten's true colours

Sarah Ferguson has been brought down by her association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and evicted from her home of 30 years she shared with former royal, Prince Andrew. The Duchess of York - who also relinquished her royal title - has been dropped by seven charities after an email revealed that she called Epstein a "supreme friend" and appeared to apologise for her public criticism of him.

Meanwhile, the former Prince, now Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has lost his remaining royal titles and privileges following months of pressure over his ties to convicted sex offender Epstein. Andrew has always denied wrongdoing. Sarah and Andrew have since withdrawn from public engagements since the most recent Epstein controversy.

Express.co.uk takes a look at the celebrities who have met the former couple as many gave a insight into the pair's true colours.

She explained: "I've always thought her downfall was her hopeless grasp of money, combined with her desire to have more and more of it. She allowed her debts to spiral on a level few of us would understand."

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Reflecting on the interview, Maitlis said: "Prince Andrew, he lost his royal duties, he lost the ability to wear uniform, he lost the respect of the nation, and it became, I think, much more difficult for him in his place in the Royal Family," she said.

"And on the other side, we don't know if Epstein's victims gained anything from that. We don't know if their lives materially changed," she added.

"There's been no trial. There's been a settlement... but we haven't had that sense of closure there," she said.

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She continued: "He started to say things that really, really upset me, that were very to me disrespectful to somebody he shouldn't have been sharing this information with."

While Denise didn't divulge her response to Andrew she admittedly was not impressed.

She said, "Back in the day, I liked a vodka or two, and all I can say is he got up to leave, walked around to the top of the table, put his hand on my then-husband's shoulder and said, 'Rather you than me, sir.'"

The audience gasped and Nadia clarified: "Because you'd told him how you felt?" Denise nodded. "I absolutely did tell him how I felt! I was very, very cross."

The admission was part of a segment called Have We Lost Our Love for the Royals?

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Writing in the Mail on Sunday in 2015, she said: "My first reaction was fury, then disbelief, at the lurid allegations being made against a man I have known well for more than 30 years.

"He was being accused of the very worst kind of behaviour. The stain on his reputation is spilling across his life like blood from a new wound."

The American born actress and photographer dated Andrew after his return from the Falklands War in 1982 when she was 26. The couple dated for 18 months but the royal went on to marry Sarah Ferguson in 1986.

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