Former member of the royal family, Sarah Ferguson, has shared the poignant last words spoken to her by Queen Elizabeth II before her passing in September of last year. Queen Elizabeth, who had a reign stretching over seven decades, passed away on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96 while in Scotland. During a recent episode of her popular podcast, “Tea Talks With the Duchess & Sarah,” Ferguson, at the age of 63, spoke about her battle with breast cancer and how it has encouraged her to embrace her true self and “awaken.”
“The last words the queen said to me were, ‘Just be yourself, Sarah’,” recalled Ferguson. The Duchess of York continued, “She became frustrated whenever I didn’t express my true self, which is probably why I found myself in difficult situations. But now, I am unapologetically myself, and I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have this freedom.”
The Post reached out to Buckingham Palace to obtain a comment regarding these revelations.
Ferguson’s podcast, which debuted in May, has gained significant attention. It remains uncertain when exactly the late monarch imparted these wise words to Fergie. However, according to a clergyman who spent time with the queen, she was full of joy and laughter during the weekend preceding her passing. The Right Rev. Iain Greenshields, 68, shared his experience with the Times of London, stating that he had enjoyed a lovely dinner and Sunday lunch with the queen in Balmoral just four days prior to her death. “It was a fantastic visit,” he remarked. “Her memory was absolutely astonishing, and she was in high spirits. Her sudden decline came as a great shock to me. It feels like only a few days ago that we were together.”
King Charles III and Princess Anne were present as well for the lunch with the clergyman. Ferguson, who finalized her divorce from Prince Andrew in 1996, has had a turbulent relationship with the royal family. Although not invited to Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding in 2011, her recent interactions with the family have shown signs of improving relations. However, she did not receive an invitation to King Charles’ coronation ceremony in May. In an interview with Hello! Magazine, Ferguson expressed her understanding of the situation, stating, “You can’t have it both ways. Once you’re divorced, you have to accept the consequences. I believe it’s important to show unwavering support.”
In June of this year, the Duchess of York received a diagnosis of early-stage breast cancer following a routine mammogram, urged by her sister. She subsequently underwent a mastectomy, with her representative sharing a statement reassuring the public that she is receiving excellent medical care and has a positive prognosis.
In summary, former royal family member Sarah Ferguson graciously shared the last words she received from Queen Elizabeth II before her passing. These profound and encouraging words have inspired Ferguson to embrace her true self. While there have been challenges in her relationship with the royal family, recent developments indicate a possible improvement. Additionally, Ferguson has shown resilience and determination in her battle with breast cancer.
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