Sarah Ferguson Pushes Reality Show, Denies Selling Access To Prince Andrew (VIDEO)

On Tuesday's edition of 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM on NBC), Meredith Vieira talked to Sarah Ferguson about her new show, 'Finding Sarah: From Royalty to Reality.' In it, Ferguson admits to feeling "worthless, disgusting, unlovable," and "emotionally bankrupt." But if you're looking for her to admit guilt in last year's scandal in which she was accused of selling access to her former husband, Prince Andrew, you won't find it.

Vieira asked Ferguson why she would open herself up so much on the show. For her, it was an opportunity to work with people like Dr. Phil, Suze Orman, and Martha Beck to get her mind and finances back in order. "I think this is quite an extraordinary moment to be sitting here completely calm, completely happy, moving on," said Ferguson.

Ferguson also admits to making stupid mistakes, but when Vieira said Ferguson had to take responsibility for the access scandal, Ferguson was quickly cut her off. "No, Meredith, I did not sell access to Andrew," she said. "And also you should watch 'Finding Sarah,' the whole six episodes Sunday night and you'll see that I address all those issues." Nothing says calm and happy like defensive self-promotion.