The shocking moment Sarah Ferguson stormed out of a TV interview has been shared online after several charities dropped her following revelations over an email to Jeffrey Epstein calling him a ‘supreme friend’.

Prince Andrew’s ex-wife, the Duchess of York, 65, sat down for a trainwreck questioning with 60 Minutes Australia host Michael Usher in 2011.

During the car-crash interview, Sarah, mother to Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, walked off mid-discussion because she didn’t like the line of questioning before finally returning to speak to the presenter.

The chat started to go south when the Duchess was forced to watch recorded footage of her offering ‘cash-for-access’ services to her former husband, the Duke of York.

In May 2010, Sarah was filmed by the now-closed News of the World newspaper offering access to Prince Andrew for £500,000 to an undercover reporter posing as an Indian businessman.

But it appeared the mother-of-two couldn’t handle being quizzed about the scandal, walking out of the interview shortly after Mr Usher started that line of questioning – before later returning to finish the chat.

The footage was shared by 60 Minutes Australia on its Instagram page on Tuesday following several charities severing ties with Sarah on Monday after it emerged she apologised to paedophile financier Epstein in April 2011 after publicly disowning him in the media.

Among the organisations to end their relationship with the Duchess after the email came to light was the Teenage Cancer Trust, which dropped her as patron after 35 years.