With the entire world eyeing the United Kingdom led by King Charles and its updates at the moment, various well-known figureheads have shared their two cents regarding the same. Royal experts, media personalities, and bigwigs of the industry have weighed on how the Kingdom has various factors to count on before taking any massive steps in any aspect. Speaking of Princes of the House of Windsor, a special personality has given her candid opinions on national television. It was none other than Sarah Ferguson talking about Prince Harry and Prince William from Princess Diana’s point of view.

Recalling how she used to address the Princess with the nickname Dutch, the Duchess of York revealed, Princess Diana would have been immensely proud of the boys. “Her heart would say my boys have done really well,” expressed the estranged royal to Good Morning Britain. “They look so happy in their own family units” added Sarah, also claiming that they have beautiful children as their successors. 

Earlier in the interview, she also expressed her viewpoint on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship with the royal family. Giving a brief outlook on the situation, she explained, “I suppose the reason I am the way I am if you feel bad about yourself, is to give to others”. Prior to this, the Duchess had once again spoken her mind about the California-based royals. She had, in fact, praised their strong relationship and how they have been dealing with the entire royal fiasco with their unbending love so far.

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Sarah Ferguson had some Charity talks to share 

Speaking on the act of giving and doing charity work was, in fact, the prime reason the ex-royal was invited to the broadcasting channel. As she recalled her royal days at the Palace, she revealed how focusing on charity work was a sort of escape from the controversies. “It’s not about me,” claimed Ferguson. 

In fact, she did not miss an opportunity to praise her late best friend from the royal household, Princess Diana, when it came to charity. Before speaking of the boys, the former royal spoke highly of the Princess’ natural tendency to help the ones in need. According to her, the Princess had lost the stigma of AIDs and never backed out of helping the ones affected in any way she could. 

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