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Sarah Ferguson's hospital plaque vanishes
Sarah Ferguson's charity plaque at Great Ormond Street Hospital disappears after royal title loss.
In brief
Sarah Ferguson's charity plaque at Great Ormond Street Hospital disappears after royal title loss. Sarah Ferguson's hospital plaque vanished after losing royal titles following Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Originally reported by Dailymail.
Plaque vanishes
A grey slate plaque with gold lettering commemorating Sarah Ferguson's 1990 opening of the 'Home from Home' at Great Ormond Street Hospital disappeared from its wall.
Ferguson's royal title loss
Sarah Ferguson lost her royal titles after the King stripped her and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of their titles in October 2.026.
Epstein scandal
Ferguson was dropped by charities after The Mail on Sunday published emails revealing her close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Charity patronage loss
Ferguson was removed as a patron from charities including Julia's House, The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, and The Teenage Cancer Trust.
No plaque mention
The charity's website no longer lists Sarah Ferguson as a patron despite her past involvement with the Sick Children's Trust.
Plaque disappearance
The plaque's absence leaves only a tell-tale outline on Georgian brickwork and two holes where it was displayed.
Ferguson's past role
Ferguson opened the 'Home from Home' in 1990 as Duchess of York, supporting sick children's families through hostels.
Charity history
The Sick Children's Trust, founded in 1982, runs ten hostels nationwide to keep families together while children receive treatment.
Ferguson's public stance
Ferguson publicly disowned Jeffrey Epstein after his 2008 jail term but privately called him a 'supreme friend' and made a grovelling apology.
Royal expulsion
The King expelled Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from Royal Lodge after the Epstein scandal.
Charity drop
Ferguson was dropped by multiple charities following the Epstein scandal, including Julia's House and The Teenage Cancer Trust.
Author's comment
Author Norman Baker called Ferguson 'toxic' after the Epstein scandal, stating no one is willing to work with her.
Plaque's significance
The plaque marked Ferguson's role as Duchess of York in opening the 'Home from Home' for sick children's families.
Hospital hostel
The hostel for parents of sick children at Great Ormond Street was where the plaque was displayed.
Ferguson's age
Ferguson, 66, was once a keen supporter of Great Ormond Street Hospital and had been a patron of the Sick Children's Trust.
Plaque disappearance
The plaque vanished from the hostel wall, leaving only a tell-tale outline and two holes where it was displayed.
What it means
Sarah Ferguson's hospital plaque vanished after losing royal titles following Jeffrey Epstein scandal.