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Prince Andrew at Windsor in Windsor, UK.
28/02/2025. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, rides his horse near Windsor Castle. US Attorney General Pam Bondi has been pressing for the release of documents and files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - which could embarrass high profile people including Prince Andrew.
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Prince Andrew at Windsor in Windsor, UK.
28/02/2025. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, rides his horse near Windsor Castle. US Attorney General Pam Bondi has been pressing for the release of documents and files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - which could embarrass high profile people including Prince Andrew.
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Prince Andrew at Windsor in Windsor, UK.
28/02/2025. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, rides his horse near Windsor Castle. US Attorney General Pam Bondi has been pressing for the release of documents and files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - which could embarrass high profile people including Prince Andrew.
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Prince Andrew at Windsor in Windsor, UK.
28/02/2025. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, rides his horse near Windsor Castle. US Attorney General Pam Bondi has been pressing for the release of documents and files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - which could embarrass high profile people including Prince Andrew.
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Prince Andrew at Windsor in Windsor, UK.
28/02/2025. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, rides his horse near Windsor Castle. US Attorney General Pam Bondi has been pressing for the release of documents and files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - which could embarrass high profile people including Prince Andrew.
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Prince Andrew at Windsor in Windsor, UK.
28/02/2025. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, gestures to a security guard as he rides his horse back to Royal Lodge near Windsor. US Attorney General Pam Bondi has been pressing for the release of documents and files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein - which could embarrass high profile people including Prince Andrew.
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson, duchesse d’York, promène les corgis de la reine Elizabeth dans le parc du chateau de Windsor
Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis. Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death. Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor. She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive. “People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much. ‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.” It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk. He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy. It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending. It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings. Sarah has faced her own heath issues. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
OPS: The Duchess of York giving her o -
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
OPS: The Duchess of York giving her o -
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Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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25/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
OPS: The Duchess of York giving her o -
DUKAS_179147891_FER
Sarah Ferguson Xmas message with late queen's corgis
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Picture MUST credit: Sarah Ferguson / Instagram
British royal Sarah Ferguson shared a Christmas message as she walked two of the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis.
Her ex-husband, Prince Andrew , with whom she shares a home, was gifted the two dogs on her death.
Fergie, Duchess of York , 65, shared the video of her and the two dogs on her Instagram page on Christmas Eve in the grounds of the home, Royal Lodge, at Windsor.
She said: “It's a time of reflection and I just want to say thank you and a huge embrace of goodness and kindness to those of you who have been so kind and so supportive.
“People all over the world who are feeling low or sad, just take some joyous bubbles from us here, we're sending you so much.
‘"You must just keep showing light, turning to the light and finding the joy and saying thank you and I really think that's so important so, thank you.”
It comes after Andrew, 63, pulled out of joining brother King Charles and the Royal Family for their traditional Christmas at the country home of Sandringham, in Norfolk.
He decided to give the gathering a miss after it emerged a close acquaintance is an alleged Chinese spy.
It is understood that Charles was hoping Fergie would talk Andrew out of attending, instead of the king having to formally forbid him from attending.
It was claimed in the UK press that Charles and wife Camilla made clear privately it would be a 'blessing' if Sarah were to persuade her ex-husband to withdraw from public gatherings.
Sarah has faced her own heath issues.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine screening and underwent a mastectomy in 2023.??Then earlier in 2024 she was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, after reconstructive surgery for breast cancer when her dermatologist noticed a suspicious mole during the surgery.
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Prince Andrew seen at Windsor, UK.
18/12/2024. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York is seen driving from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Prince Andrew will not attend the Sandringham Church Service on Christmas day with other members of The Royal Family after he faced criticism over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
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Prince Andrew seen at Windsor, UK.
18/12/2024. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York is seen driving from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Prince Andrew will not attend the Sandringham Church Service on Christmas day with other members of The Royal Family after he faced criticism over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
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Prince Andrew seen at Windsor, UK.
18/12/2024. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York is seen driving from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Prince Andrew will not attend the Sandringham Church Service on Christmas day with other members of The Royal Family after he faced criticism over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
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Prince Andrew seen at Windsor, UK.
18/12/2024. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York is seen driving from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Prince Andrew will not attend the Sandringham Church Service on Christmas day with other members of The Royal Family after he faced criticism over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
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Prince Andrew seen at Windsor, UK.
18/12/2024. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York is seen driving from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Prince Andrew will not attend the Sandringham Church Service on Christmas day with other members of The Royal Family after he faced criticism over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
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Prince Andrew seen at Windsor, UK.
18/12/2024. Windsor, UK.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York is seen driving from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Prince Andrew will not attend the Sandringham Church Service on Christmas day with other members of The Royal Family after he faced criticism over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
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David Cameron with Prince Andrew
. 28/01/2010. Davos, Switzerland. WEF Day One. Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron with HRH Andrew, The Duke of York at the UK standing out reception Belvedere Hotel in Davos. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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David Cameron with Prince Andrew
. 28/01/2010. Davos, Switzerland. WEF Day One. Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron with HRH Andrew, The Duke of York at the UK standing out reception Belvedere Hotel in Davos. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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David Cameron with Prince Andrew
. 28/01/2010. Davos, Switzerland. WEF Day One. Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron with HRH Andrew, The Duke of York at the UK standing out reception Belvedere Hotel in Davos. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Prince Andrew stripped of all Royal titles
-Prince Andrew is to face a civil case in the US. It has been reported that Prince Andrew is to face a civil case in the US over allegations he sexually assaulted a woman when she was 17. Virginia Giuffre is suing the prince, claiming he abused her in 2001. Image ©Licensed to Parsons Media. 08/05/2015. London, United Kingdom. The Duke of York joins The Prime Minister David Cameron with former Leader of the Labour Party Ed Miliband and the former leader of the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg attend the VE DAY 70th Anniversary Service at Cenotaph. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media(Parsons Media/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Prince Andrew stripped of all Royal titles
-Prince Andrew is to face a civil case in the US. It has been reported that Prince Andrew is to face a civil case in the US over allegations he sexually assaulted a woman when she was 17. Virginia Giuffre is suing the prince, claiming he abused her in 2001. Image ©Licensed to Parsons Media. 11/05/2018. London, United Kingdom. Royal Windsor Horse show-Day Three. Prince Andrew, The Duke of York, joins Queen Elizabeth II on Day Three of the Royal Windsor Horse show. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media(Parsons Media/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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President Trump Visits Westminster Abbey
June 3, 2019. London, England, United Kingdom: President Trump Visits Westminster Abbey. Westminster Abbey. US President Donald Trump and First Lady, Melania Trump accompanied by The Duke of York visit Westminster Abbey, where The President will lay a wreath at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior. The President and First Lady, with His Royal Highness, will then be taken on a short tour of the Abbey. (Pete Maclaine / Parsons Media/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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