Sarah Ferguson has denied reports that she is preparing to publish a revealing memoir, stating she has no intention of writing a tell-all book. The former Duchess of York’s spokesperson dismissed claims that she is nearing a lucrative deal amid a reported bidding war involving offers in the seven-figure range.

Speculation about Ferguson’s potential autobiography emerged following the recent publication of Earl Spencer’s memoir, *Swan Song*, which has stirred controversy within the British Royal Family. Spencer’s book includes allegations regarding King Charles’ treatment of his late ex-wife, Princess Diana, both during their marriage and after her death in 1997. The memoir has drawn intense media scrutiny and renewed public interest in the private lives of the Royal Family.

According to earlier reports citing unnamed publishing sources, Ferguson was reportedly "days away" from signing a contract for a book that might address her relationships with her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, as well as her views on the King, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle. These rumors suggested the prospective memoir could contain previously undisclosed information about these figures.

However, the official statement from Ferguson’s representative clarified that she is not involved in any negotiations for a multi-million-dollar publishing deal, nor does she plan to produce a memoir at this time. The 66-year-old former royal has historically maintained a relatively private stance regarding her personal life and connections.

The denial comes amid heightened interest in royal memoirs and biographies, as public appetite for insider accounts remains strong. While some members of the royal circle have opened up through published works, Ferguson’s position suggests she will not be following this path in the near future.