'Finding Sarah' may not be aired in UK

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Author: ASSOCIATED PRESS

Friday 10 June 2011

NEW YORK: The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson says it's doubtful her new television series "Finding Sarah" could ever air in Britain. "I think that Fergie baiting sells a lot of papers in Britain, and Fergie does tend to fall into the traps so could it air on Britain? Probably not without dramatic ramifications and negativity," Ferguson says.

"Finding Sarah" is a six-part series airing on Oprah Winfrey's
Network, OWN, where Ferguson goes on a soulful journey to rebuild her
self-esteem. Along the way, she is helped by experts (and friends of Winfrey)
including Dr. Phil McGraw and financial adviser Suze Orman.
Ferguson says the
most difficult lesson she had to learn was about regret and to accept that she
can't change the past.
One regret she is likely referring to is the scandal
from May of last year where she was filmed by an undercover journalist, posing
as an Indian businessman negotiating a payment to the duchess for access to
Prince Andrew. Ferguson maintains that she never really would have sold access
to her former husband and that she needed the money for a friend. "Finding
Sarah» premieres June 12 on OWN.

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