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Sarah Ferguson has been delivered another devastating blow after her children's book is axed amid Prince Andrew's controversy over his links with Jeffrey Epstein.
The disgraced former Duchess of York was due to release her book, Flora and Fern: Kindness Along The Way on October 9, a press release in Bookseller stated.
And at the beginning of last week, the children's book was listed as being available for purchase from November 20. Now, it is no longer available on the website at all.
The book has since been marked as 'withdrawn from sale' at the request of the publisher, NielsonIQ Book Data confirmed to the BBC.
It comes as 66-year-old Fergie has been mired in controversy after emails emerged showing she and her ex-husband had been in touch with sex offender Jeffrey, despite publicly denouncing him.
Mr Mountbatten-Andrew was sensationally stripped of his Prince title last month and also agreed to surrender the lease on the 30-room Royal Lodge, where he had been paying 'peppercorn rent for decades.
In a brutal remark sources revealed Fergie, who lived with Andrew at the Grade II listed property for over two decades, 'will make her own arrangements' when it comes to her future.
And amid the couple's dramatic fall from grace, she was said to be 'more on edge', hunkering down at the Windsor mansion, 'surrounded by Amazon deliveries'.
Meanwhile, in October, Waterstones 'moved' the release of the book, but had no new concrete date for publication.
At the time, a spokesperson for the bookseller had told the publication it had received no further communication with the publisher since.
No reason has been given for the book withdrawal, however an industry source has told the BBC it 'makes total sense commercially.'
Neill Denny, editor of the book trade news website Book Brunch, said: 'You have to imagine it's to do with the current controversies.
'It's not the right time to release a book by Sarah Ferguson.'
He believes Fergie's publishers may 'sit' on the book for around six months to a year as they wait out the storming controversy in the hopes there will be a better release date.
'It's not the sort of book that's going to age, and you're not risking a lot of money by holding it back,' he said.
Sarah's former publishers were previously reluctant to comment when asked whether they planned on severing links with the disgraced former Duchess.
Harper Collins, which published two of her titles, the most recent being A Most Intriguing Lady in 2023, declined to comment but said both of her books remained available.
The Daily Mail has approached Sarah Ferguson's representatives for comment.
It comes as the disgraced former Duchess is said to be preparing to flee the UK and swap out Windsor for Princess Eugenie's £3.6million mansion Portuguese mansion.
Her daughter and her husband Jack Brooksbank are said to have prepared a 'grand suite' in their oceanfront villa for the 66-year-old to settle down after getting kicked out of Royal Lodge.
'The word here is that Fergie will be arriving sometime in January', one wealthy neighbour of Eugenie and Jack has said.
Madonna, Scarlett Johansson and Nicole Kidman have property there with Ms Kidman reportedly applying for Portuguese residency after she split from her husband Keith Urban.
Alicia Vikander, Michael Fassbender and their two children spend months of the year at CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club, which is around a 90 minute drive south of Lisbon.
'How long she’ll stay is anyone’s guess but if it’s a long-term move, I can guarantee she’ll fit well into the social scene. Scores of celebrities and stars have been snapping up properties in the area', a source told the Daily Express of Fergie's reported move.
The Daily Mail has asked a spokesman for Ms Ferguson to comment on the report.
It comes after the Mail on Sunday exposed a bombshell email revealing how Fergie cynically lied when she publicly disowned vile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.
It was just weeks after her public statement that she wrote him a gushing private message, describing disgraced Epstein as a 'steadfast, generous and supreme friend' – confessing she only distanced herself from him to save her own reputation.
Following the revelation, Sarah was dropped by seven charities after 'humbly apologising' to Epstein after disavowing him amid his conviction for child sexual abuse offences.
The bombshell leaked email shows Sarah wrote to the convicted sex offender in 2011 to apologised just weeks after telling the press she had cut all ties with him.
In an earlier interview that year, she described her involvement with Epstein, who had served time for soliciting prostitution from a minor, as a 'gigantic error of judgment'.
The organisations who have since cut ties with the duchess include the Teenage Cancer Trust, which she had backed since 1990, the British Heart Foundation, children's hospice charity Julia's House and Prevent Breast Cancer.
A spokesman for Sarah previously said the email was sent to counter an aggressive threat Epstein had made to sue her for defamation.