Sarah Ferguson Moves Next Door to Prince Andrew
August 28, 2007 by Maricar Macalincag
In an odd move 11 years after their divorce, Sarah Ferguson bought the house next door to Prince Andrew’s residence.
The Duchess of York, 47, has bought Dolphin House, which is just yards from Andrew’s Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park.
She has moved out of Sunninghill Park — their marital Berkshire mansion — which has been sold for £6million to a Kazakh tycoon.
A source said: “Everyone assumed Fergie would buy a plush home in West London.
“No one dreamed she would buy the house next to the Prince. I mean, of all the houses in all the towns in all the world — and she has to move next to him. All his staff are stunned.”
Their daughters Princess Beatrice and Priness Eugenie live with their father in the Royal Lodge. So Fergie might actually be moving to be closer to them. She and Prince Andrew have maintained a cordial relationship after their divorce, so this might be a non-story after all. Although, the article also mentioned that Fergie is expecting that Prince Andrew’s staff will also do her laundry and cooking. Hm.
via The Sun
Tags: royalty, British royals, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York
I was a tremendous fan of Princess Diana (and like Fergie as well).
Ten yrs. later, I would like to know Fergie’s opinion about what she believes actually happened to her beloved friend, Diana: was it merely just an auto accident like we were all led to believe, or does she believe Diana was murdered? However, studying the history of the British Monarchy, I realize keeping one’s mouth shut is a precursor to saving one’s life, if you are a non-favored outsider of the BlueBloods.
Because Diana refused to keep her mouth shut in regard to her Husband’s adulterous affair with the ugly Camilla, I believe Diana was murdered–and it was a conspiracy arranged by the royal family, that included Prince Charles–and his mistress, Camilla, whom he was planning to unite with and marry an appropriate time after Diana’s death. The intention, I believe, was to deprive the boys of their Mum at an early age so her personality wouldn’t rub off on them, “tarnishing” their ability to serve as proper Princes for the realm. Everyone knew the British Royals detested Diana with a passion due to their jealousy because she was so beloved by the British Citizens who desperately wanted her crowned their Queen one day. Furthermore, Diana was beloved around the World for her acts of great compassion and love. The arrogant, pompous Royals cannot stand being “outstaged”, and they were constantly, as long as Diana was still alive.
What upsets me is how Diana’s two boys have lost out on their Mum all these years, since this whole coverup was managed so cleverly and discretely, they refused to believe their own Dad could have had anything to do with her death! When only a few years after their Mum’s death, I saw both of them accepting and embracing Camilla like she was their surrogate Mum, it sickened me! But what has sickened me far worse is the disloyalty of so many of Britain’s Citizens who chose to believe all the lying rumors spread about her. I can’t comprehend how they could forget Diana so soon, and embrace Camilla as her stand-in, when Camilla and Charles got engaged and married, since they are the real reason why Diana is no longer alive today and was officially denied the title of “Princess”.
Diana may have been denied the title “Princess” and official title of Queen–which she deserved–but I believe she will always be Queen of Hearts to all who remember the emotional trauma and the public humilation she was forced to endure while married to Prince Charles; how he arrogantly flaunted his adulterous affair with Camilla in her face, making Diana constant gossip of the entire World! What it did was unravel her emotionally, and unfortunately, Diana made some really unwise choices, sexually, to try to publicly avenge and embarrass Charles the same way he had publicly humilated her, which in the end, proved to be her undoing.
Regarding Sarah Ferguson moving next door to the man she will always love, Prince Andrew, I think she learned alot from Diana’s life regarding the politics of royalty. She knew divorcing Prince Andrew would mean giving up her official title as Princess–and for her to live next door to Prince Andrew–would be a whole lot safer for her than following the route that Diana chose. I think it has helped saved her life, quite frankly, and as long as she remains quietly on the sidelines and is no political threat to the Royals, she will always remain safe.