Entitled

The Rise and Fall of the House of York

By: Andrew Lownie

Narrated by: Andrew Lownie

Entitled is the first joint biography of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson by renowned royal biographer and literary agent, Andrew Lownie.

Packed full of extraordinary revelations, Entitled reveals the extent to which Andrew and Fergie’s lives are still deeply entwined. Drawing on four years of research, numerous FOI requests, and interviews with over a hundred people who have never spoken before, Andrew Lownie traces the lives of the late Queen’s second son and his ex-wife through their childhoods, courtship, marriage, divorce, careers, and royal and charitable activities.

Investigating the reality of their relationship, it assesses Andrew’s Falklands record, his business dealings, and reveals new details of how the couple have been able to financially sustain their extravagant lifestyles. It also delves deeper into links with Jeffrey Epstein, which began earlier, continued longer, and were much more frequent than reported.

©2025 by Andrew Lownie (P)2025 HarperCollins Publishers

Critic reviews

“The most devastating royal biography ever written—by an acclaimed historian.”

(Daily Mail (London))

Nothing New But More Detail

Generally, I learned nothing new. Both Andrew and Sarah are damaged grifters; always have been and will likely continue to be such. The book does delve into nitty gritty details, and the financial graft was broader than I knew, but not broader that my imagination. The book is fine, but given my general knowledge of the pair, far from gripping.

Only the last two chapters were incredible but worth the price of reading

A lot of the information was rehashed, but it was necessary background in order to get context

I used to like Andrew and Fergie but now I despise them

Incredibly revealing book about Andrew and Fergie, the Duke and Duchess of York. They are both such horrible, spoiled, evil, greedy, sex-starved, attention-grabbing people. It’s hard for me to understand how truly selfish and disgusting these people are. The book came out just before Virginia Guffrie’s posthumous autobiography and shows that Andrew had kinky sex with over 1,000 women, some of them minors. He is a predator and pervert and the worst kind of human being possible. Sarah is no better, constantly seeking headlines and finagling business deals with wealthy people who wanted access to Diana or Andrew. She was in debt millions and millions of dollars repeatedly throughout her lifetime, never maturing to understand living within one’s means. The Queen bailed her bacon a few times and she and Andrew got into financial deals with international weapons smugglers, Chinese spies, and Jeffrey Epstein to name a few. These people should live the rest of their lives in prison!

How many cover ups!

I thought the content of the book was very enlightening but the narration was horrendous. If I hadn’t followed the royal family for years, I never would have gotten through it. The most glaring offense to me was the mispronunciation of Virginia Giuffre’s name. It’s pronounced with a soft G, not a hard G. For someone whose story was so entwined in the books subject, the author most certainly have pronounced it correctly. Also the cadence of his voice was so annoying. His voice went up and down in volume and you could clearly hear him taking large breathes of air before starting a sentence. Just because you write a book doesn’t mean you need to narrate it also.

Really enlightening! Er

Never realized how corrupt Sarah and Andrew were! They were both very greedy and entitled!