By Molly Claire Goddard
12:11pm PST, Dec 9, 2025
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Sarah Ferguson is facing failure yet again. After being stripped of her title, evicted from Royal Lodge and dropped from numerous charities over her friendship with
Jeffrey Epstein, a lifestyle app she invested in recently collapsed before its launch.
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According to documents obtained by the
BBC, the Sarah Ferguson-backed application vVoosh went under before it officially went live. The software promised "the power to find, plan, share, live and remember all the things you love to do — and those you're yet to try." The company reportedly received £1M — more than $1.3M — from the British government through research and development tax credits.
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Manuel Fernandez, a close friend of Sarah Ferguson, founded vVoosh. According to an official
report as part of the insolvency process, a "breakdown in communication between the current directors/major creditors and the founder, who ceased communication following [his] resignation as a director earlier in the year," prompted the collapse following years of development. The company reportedly owes La Luna Investments, one of the former Duchess of York's companies, £50K (more than $66.5K). Fernandez allegedly needs to pay the organization £324 (more than $431.8K). However, the businessman denied taking funds from the firm. In a statement to
The Times, Fernandez said the claim would be "disproven in the course of legal proceedings."
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Sarah Ferguson and Manuel Fernandez were first spotted together in 2014. The two attended Sir
Bob Geldof's wedding as a pair but made it clear they were not romantically involved. "Manuel is a wonderful person, but we are just friends. Friends and business partners. I'm the ambassador for his new lifestyle app, vVoosh, which is launching this year," the mother of two
told the
Daily Mail in 2016.
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The major business blow comes after Sarah Ferguson was completely cut off from royal life due to her relationship with Epstein. In addition, the publication of her children's book, Flora and Fern: Kindness Along the Way, was canceled.
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As Sarah Ferguson figures out how to make money, some believe she's gearing up for a tell-all interview about the royal family. "She needs the
cash. It's as simple as that," royal expert
Samara Gill told
The Sun's
YouTube show
Royal Exclusive. "Both her and
Andrew [
Mountbatten-Windsor, her ex-husband] have absolutely nothing to lose at this point. Who knows whose dirty laundry they will then air out? I don't think it'll be their own."
