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Richard C.N. Branson denies Sarah Ferguson is holed up on Necker Island

- both have been named in the infamous Epstein Files
Richard C.N. Brandson and Sarah Ferguson have been friends for years amid the Epstein scandal. Photo: Getty Images
Speculation suggested the former Duchess, Sarah Ferguson, may have left the UK in recent days, with claims she was overseas or had sought refuge on Necker Island. Photo: Facebook/File
Speculation suggested the former Duchess, Sarah Ferguson, may have left the UK in recent days, with claims she was overseas or had sought refuge on Necker Island. Photo: Facebook/File
It is unclear if Richard C.N. Brandson, left, is still pals with former Duke of York, Andrew Albert Christian Edward Mountbatten-Windsor, right, following amid the Epstein scandal. Photo: Getty Images
It is unclear if Richard C.N. Brandson, left, is still pals with former Duke of York, Andrew Albert Christian Edward Mountbatten-Windsor, right, following amid the Epstein scandal. Photo: Getty Images
NECKER ISLAND, VI- Sir Richard C.N. Branson has shut down claims that the former Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, who has been named in the Epstein files, is hiding out on his private Caribbean island.

According to the United Kingdom (UK) publication, Express, Branson has publicly dismissed claims that Ferguson is hiding out on Necker Island in the Virgin Islands, as fresh scrutiny engulfs her and ex-husband Andrew Albert Christian Edward Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew).

The Express noted that yesterday, February 4, 2026, a spokesman for the Virgin tycoon shut down reports suggesting ‘Fergie’ was secretly staying up on his Necker Island retreat.

‘No contact’ with Fergie

The spokesman said: “Sir Richard has had no contact with Sarah Ferguson following the release of the Epstein files and, contrary to some media reports, can confirm she is not on Necker Island either."

The rumours emerged over the weekend following heightened media attention around the Royal Family after the release of a further tranche of documents linked to the late financier and pedophile Jeffrey E. Epstein.

The newly released batch of documents includes references to a number of high-profile figures, among them include: Andrew 65, Ms Ferguson, 66, Mr Branson, 75, as well as the likes of President Donald J. Trump, William Jefferson Clinton (Bill Clinton) and Elon Musk.

According to the Express, while appearing in the files does not imply guilt or wrongdoing, the disclosures have renewed public attention on those previously associated with Epstein, including the King’s brother.

Speculation suggested the former Duchess may have left the UK in recent days, with claims she was overseas or had sought refuge on Necker Island.

The reports gained traction partly because Ms Ferguson has previously holidayed on Necker Island, as have her daughters, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice.

4 Responses to “Richard C.N. Branson denies Sarah Ferguson is holed up on Necker Island”

  • jack (05/02/2026, 12:01) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    You hear thing!
  • Expose All a Dem (05/02/2026, 12:04) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    These people with their excess cash flow buying private islands to perform gruesome acts of perversion and SA to the most vulnerable of the human family, our dear children.

    Big titles King this and queen that, prince this and princess that, a bunch of submental deviant wealthy bestarred, lacking all sense of ethics and morality. They have all place a dark cloud over these VI. Why did local authority protect these super predators. Why is the wealthy never held to account in the VI?
  • yeah (05/02/2026, 12:05) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    Birds of s feather flockl together. Now the birds are coming home to roost.
  • u right (05/02/2026, 12:07) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    she moskito hiding


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