Fergie's FALL FROM GRACE

STRIPPED OF HER TITLE AND FORCED OUT OF HER HOME, A DISGRACED AND BROKE SARAH "FERGIE" FERGUSON IS STRUGGLING TO ADJUST TO HER NEW LIFE.

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BAD BLOOD Along with her sister-in-law, the late Princess Diana, Fergie was considered a breath of fresh air in the royal family. What followed was a series of scandals.

ONCE upon a time, a commoner named Sarah Ferguson married into Britain's royal family. She and her new husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) lived in a custom-built 12-bedroom home that had been a wedding gift from the late Queen Elizabeth II. Sarah enjoyed a life of luxury, reportedly spending $18,000 a month on wine and $132,000 a year on clothes. She employed a household staff that attended to her every whim.

Then, in 1996, she and Andrew divorced after 10 years of marriage. By 2004, the friendly exes were ensconced in the Royal Lodge on the grounds of Windsor Castle, where they spent two decades enjoying the 100-acre property and its luxe amenities, including a swimming pool and several cottages.

Sarah's days as a pampered royal are over. In September, after The Mail on Sunday published a 2011 email from the 66-year-old to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in which she called him a "supreme friend," she was fired from her coveted ITV gigs on Loose Women and This Morning and dropped from her beloved charities.

On Dec. 1, Andrew, with Fergie and their daughters, was formally stripped of his remaining two royal titles via a decree by King Charles III.