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Shamed: The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, in New York yesterday running some errands Last Saturday night, the Duchess of York must have thought she was one of the lucky few in the firmament of glamour. Along with stars such as Donatella Versace, Jennifer Lopez and their A-list ilk, she was at Naomi Campbell's 40th birthday bash at the Hotel du Cap Eden Roc in Cap d'Antibes. There she was on the dance floor, flushed with delight, waving her arms to the Black Eyed Peas and singing: 'Tonight's gonna be a good night!'

Except it wasn't. Shortly after midnight, she and her 21-year-old daughter Beatrice disappeared. No doubt the Duchess's BlackBerry phone had alerted her to a story posted on the website of the News of the World. A+ And N+ Pdf. The story revealed that a few days earlier she had been 'stung' by the paper's investigations editor Mazher Mahmood - who is known as the 'fake sheik' thanks to his propensity for dressing as a wealthy Arab when targeting stories.

He had her on video selling access to her ex-husband Prince Andrew. It would, she said, all be 'totally above board', of course, because Andrew is 'whiter than white' and wouldn't know anything about it. Does any member of the cheesy celebrity class get caught more often than the luckless Fergie? How To Install Jbuilder 2006 On Windows 7.

For nearly 20 years her post-honeymoon life has been a litany of embarrassments caught on film, tape and video. The 1992 toe-sucking denouement that ended her marriage to Andrew was only the beginning of the financial calamities, gossip-column explosions, and career setbacks that have brought her to this latest incredible vignette. Now, we can all watch her on YouTube, gasping with pleasure as the News of the World's 'fake sheik' - who had already stung Prince Edward's wife Sophie and Princess Michael of Kent - unveils a huge pile of bank notes on the coffee table that leave the hotel inside a black computer bag with Fergie. 'Desperate people do desperate things,' her friend, restaurateur David Tang, told me yesterday. There can be no other explanation for why she went ahead with the kamikaze meeting, even though the 'sheik' had already declined to sign a confidentiality agreement. Her naivete is almost deranged, but what can you expect? Excoriating Fergie has been a British national sport for years.

But I've always found her a sympathetic figure - with her mad, bulging blue eyes and appalling taste in men, business partners, and just about everything. She's generous and instinctively friendly, and you had to admire the way she swallowed the indignity of having to become an ambassador for WeightWatchers to pay the bills.