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Sarah Ferguson is unlikely to move in with Princess Eugenie and her young family for one major reason. Sarah and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were evicted from their 30-room home, Royal Lodge, last month over the scandal surrounding their connection to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Following the eviction, Andrew moved to the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, but Sarah is thought to have opted to travel rather than settle down in one place. However, reports have suggested that she could have moved in with her youngest daughter, but this has now become an option for Sarah for one reason.

It has now been reported that Eugenie and Jack are not keen for Sarah to move in with them and their two young sons, August five, and two-year-old Ernest.

A source has told the Daily Mail: "Eugenie and Jack are resisting any suggestion from her mother that she should come and live with them."

They then described Sarah as "difficult to live with".

The source explained: "Because, to be frank, Sarah is difficult to live with, and they don't want the responsibility of looking after her at the moment."

A second source added: "That's not to say they are not concerned about her welfare - they just don't actually want her to be living with them, even temporarily."

A source also added that Jack fears that both he and Eugenie will be "tainted by association".

Speaking of the 39-year-old, they added: "Jack has worked very hard building his business, and it's going well, so the last thing he needs is for the Epstein scandal to taint that.

"He will do everything he can to keep his head below the parapet because of that."