The Duke of York and his ex wife Sarah Ferguson were named in a recent ruling by a deputy high court judge in relation to a dispute, and are said to have received a gift of £750,000 from a millionaire
Prince Andrew and his former wife Sarah Ferguson were allegedly paid 'substantial sums' - including a reported 'gift' of more than £750,000 - by a Turkish millionaire.
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