Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, has voiced her support for King Charles and Kate Middleton as they undergo treatment for cancer.
The monarch and his daughter-in-law, the Princess of Wales, are both dealing with undisclosed forms of the illness.
In a recent interview with HELLO! Magazine, Sarah highlighted the family’s unity during these challenging times.
Sarah Ferguson, mother to Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, emphasized the importance of mutual support within the family.
“I think the key is that you don’t have to be in anyone’s face – the odd note, the odd: ‘Hello, we’re all here,’” she said. She praised King Charles for becoming a patron of Cancer Research UK, calling it an “amazing move.”
Additionally, she commended Kate Middleton for her bravery in publicly announcing her diagnosis, saying, “I think the Princess of Wales was so brave with that video [where Catherine announced her diagnosis].
I think family unity is key. I love that the royal family are all supporting each other and carry on.”
These remarks from Sarah Ferguson come amid reports of a growing rift between King Charles and his brother, Prince Andrew, over the Royal Lodge.
The King reportedly wants the Duke of York to vacate the 30-room mansion, but Prince Andrew has refused to leave.
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Royal expert Kate Mansey noted in a report for The Times that the King is now threatening to cut off the funding he provides to Prince Andrew.
As King Charles and Kate Middleton focus on their health battles, Sarah Ferguson’s call for family support highlights the importance of unity and resilience within the royal family.
Despite internal disputes, such as the one involving Prince Andrew and the Royal Lodge, the emphasis remains on coming together to support each other through difficult times.
