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Sarah Ferguson looses everything after Andrew’s plight: report
Sarah Ferguson is seemingly rolling with the punches now that its been claimed that its her loyalty to Andrew from the past that completely cost her everything.
The comment and allegation has been made on Channel 5’s show Vanessa by Fergie’s friend Lizzie Cundy.
The chat highlighted just how bad things have gone for the former Duchess of York, who lost her titles alongside her husband, ever since her apology email to “supreme friend” Jeffrey Epstein was leaked.
Not only did it overshadow her work, but led to her being booted from several charities.
Now her friend believes it all stems from Andrew because “I’m afraid Sarah’s biggest mistake was her loyalty to Andrew, because that mud has stuck on her.”
Furthermore the pal also noted, “sadly because of her lack of judgement and her underlying loyalty to Andrew, it’s really cost her. She can’t be linked with Andrew unfortunately.”
For those unversed, Fergie is also said to have started house hunting, now that Andrew will be housed in one of King Charles’ private estates Sandringham estate instead of Frogmore Cottage, amid other possibilities that were floated around.
In light of that, she is currently house hunting for her own living arrangements.
For those unversed with why she has chosen to go this route instead of choosing to cohabitate with her ex-husband once more, the answer has been come from Ms Cundy, and she claims, “she doesn’t want to live with Andrew. “Now she (Sarah) wants to draw the line and hopefully move on from this.”
Before signing off from that chat the pal also admitted that there I a lot of remorse on Fergie’s end and was quoted saying, “I think she’s (Sarah) had a rough ride with it, I’m not saying get the violins out, but it has been tough for her. She’s made the most huge silly mistakes…and no one knows that more than Sarah Ferguson today.”
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At the debut TikTok Awards 2025, top content creators across genres—including dance, music, sports, fashion, education, and entertainment—all gathered under one roof for a dazzling night in Hollywood.
TikTok Awards 2025 featured all the viral buzz that erupted on the platform this year, from the Labubu dolls craze to a giant selfie challenge, skits, and viral reenactments.
Who stole the show at US TikTok Awards 2025?
The inaugural U.S. TikTok Awards 2025 aired live on TikTok and Tubi from the Hollywood Palladium on December 18, hosted by La La Anthony.
The event honored the platform’s top creators, with major awards presented across 14 categories.
Nominees ranged from veteran influencers like Bretman Rock to finalists for Creator of the Year, such as Alix Earle and Keith Lee. Artists like Laufey and Ravyn Lenae also earned accolades.
The TikTok Awards 2025 featured hosts like Jordan Chiles, Patrick Starrr, and Trixie Mattel with a dazzling performance by Ciara.
Fan voting took place directly in the TikTok app from November 18 to December 12, and the ceremony was streamed live on TikTok and Tubi, the event’s official streaming partners.
Complete list of TikTok Awards 2025 winners revealed
The TikTok Awards 2025 have revealed their winners, celebrating standout talent in multiple categories.
Creator of the Year: Keith Lee
Video of the Year: Bretman Rock
Rising Star of the Year: Caleb Hearon
Breakthrough Artist of the Year: Alex Warren
Storyteller of the Year: Tineke Younger
Muse of the Year: Paris Hilton
TikTok for Good Award: Zach and Pat Valentine
My Show Is On Award: Dayane Chrissel
MVP of the Year: Mariah Rose
Okay Slay Award: Katie Fang
I Was Today Years Old Award: Law By Mike
Immediately Added to Cart Award: KlothesMinded
CapCut Creator of the Year: Recider
TikTok Live Creator of the Year: Elizabeth Esparza
Shawn Levy celebrated the filming wrap-up of Star Wars: Firefighter with a behind-the-scenes glimpse.
The Deadpool & Wolverine director took to Instagram to mark the end of the shoot for the upcoming hit.
In the post, Levy is seen jogging along the set. He captioned the post, “That’s a wrap! Headed into #Starfighter post-production like…”
The plot details are still kept under wraps, although the stand-alone movie is set roughly five years after the events of 2019’s Rise of the Skywalker.
“The reality is that this script is just so good. It has such a great story with great and original characters,” Gosling told the audience earlier this year at Star Wars Celebration in Tokyo.
He continued, “It’s filled with so much heart and adventure, and there just really is not a more perfect filmmaker for this particular story than Shawn.”
Jonathan Tropper wrote the script for the movie that Levy has been developing since 2022. Levy and Kathleen Kennedy serve as producers.
In addition to Gosling and Gray, the cast includes Matt Smith, Mia Goth, Aaron Pierre, Simon Bird, Jamael Westman, Daniel Ings and Amy Adams.
Star Wars: Firefighter is slated for release on May 28, 2027.
Meanwhile, Director Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian & Grogu is set for theatrical release on May 22, 2026, as a spinoff to the Disney+ series The Mandalorian.
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