Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has compared her own life to that of Cinderella and expressed her belief that she “captured the nation” with her romance to Prince Andrew. In an interview, the Duchess reflected on her wedding day, stating that the nation was captivated by the story of a “farmer’s daughter marrying a handsome prince.” She even watched movies like A Cinderella Story and Ella Enchanted with her daughters and told them, “that happened to me.”
Asserting her confidence and self-belief, Fergie explained that she became a princess because she simply “gets on with it” and doesn’t waste time. This confident mindset is what she believes led her to become a princess. Interestingly, there are indications that Fergie is being welcomed back into the royal fold, as her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, is currently nursing her back to health after her successful recovery from a single mastectomy to treat breast cancer.
Fergie looks back fondly on her wedding day in 1986, describing it as a moment when the nation took a holiday and celebrated her union with Prince Andrew. She expressed her gratitude for being given an extra tiara by Her Majesty, and revealed that her wedding dress was adorned with gardenias, making it an extraordinary Cinderella story.
Despite not having a background as a farmer herself, Fergie emphasized that her father, Ronald Ferguson, had a farm, and that she had always been connected to aristocratic circles through him. She vividly recounted walking up the aisle at Westminster Abbey, where she met her handsome prince in his full naval uniform while the entire nation watched in awe.
Throughout the episode of her podcast, Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah, Fergie shared various anecdotes and memories from her wedding day. She mentioned how her hairdresser had to climb a ladder to style her hair, which left Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth bewildered. Fergie described feeling like a princess as she walked down the aisle and reflected on how her life changed dramatically, going from working in an art gallery to becoming a princess with endless possibilities.
Fergie also recounted the moment when she spent the night at Clarence House and heard people on the streets chanting her name, “Fergie, Fergie!” She proudly told her daughters while watching Cinderella with them that she was the real-life example of the fairy tale.
In another intriguing revelation during the episode, Fergie hinted at a supernatural encounter, suggesting that she saw a feather and believed it to be a sign from her late mother-in-law. Although Fergie and Prince Andrew divorced in 1996, they remain close, and she still considers her wedding day as the best day of her life. Fergie expressed her gratitude and happiness for having the privilege of marrying a prince, experiencing a true fairy tale.
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