Fergie Says She And Prince Andrew Are The 'Happiest Divorced Couple'
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The Duchess of York also continued to defend her ex-husband over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein in a new interview with the Financial Times.
Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson discussed her relationship with her ex-husband (and current roommate) Prince Andrew and surviving her own royal divorce in an interview with the Financial Times published on Friday. The Duchess of York, who is on a whirlwind media tour to promote her debut adult historical novel, said that she and the disgraced prince are the “happiest divorced couple in the world.” “Andrew and I call it divorced to each other, not from each other . Compromise. Communicate. Say what you feel . ... What’s the point in having an argument, honestly? ” Fergie said. Andrew and the duchess were married from 1986 to 1996, though they separated in 1992. They have two children together, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, and continue to live together at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
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