This is believed to have especially been the case in the past when she faced any form of crisis, with royal historian Andrew Lownie revealing in his book Entitled: The Rise And Fall Of The House Of York that her reaction to a crisis had always been to go on holiday.
This demand saw the holiday butler having to get up at 4.30am.
Lownie said that Sarah reportedly ordered that a breakfast table be set up at three different spots each morning so she could choose, while a butler had to get in at 4.30am to put watercress on ice.
Lownie also said she would miss refundable flights without seeming to have a care in the world.
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One source told Lownie: “She thought nothing of arriving at an airport with 25 cases and paying between £800 and £4,000 in excess baggage.
“At least five of those cases were packed with toiletries and make-up. Another one would be used solely for clothes hangers.”
Appearing in the Epstein files does not indicate any wrongdoing.
