She lives with him in the Royal Lodge in Windsor: Despite allegations of abuse against Prince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson stands by her ex-husband – one of the last royals.
Their last official photo together was almost four years ago, at daughter Eugenie’s wedding in 2018: Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson have been divorced since 1996. In the scandal of her ex-husband about abuse of the then underage Virgina Giuffre is calculated “Fergie” to his greatest support. While the Queen bowed to the will of the heirs to the throne, Prince Charles and Prince William, and first took all official duties and now his military honors from her favorite son, the 62-year-old continues to stand by him.
Ferguson and Andrew left the Royal Lodge in Windsor together on Saturday. Photographers photographed the former dream couple in a Range Rover. He was driving, she was in the passenger seat. According to information from Ferguson, he should also be present at Prince Andrew’s legal appointments. “It’s the Duke, his lawyers, and Fergie. She is part of his team”, writes the newspaper, citing a palace source.
Ferguson spoke of “great man”
“I stand by Andrew 100 percent. He’s a great man”, Ferguson said on the Italian talk show last December “Door to door”. Apparently, the admission of a civil lawsuit against Andrew in the USA has not changed that. The woman he once loved, who still lives with him in an estate at Windsor Castle, stands by him.
Although Prince Andrew is still ninth in line to the British throne and has retained his title as Duke of York, he is isolated in the royal family. After his appeal against the abuse lawsuit in the USA was dismissed, his brother Prince Charles and his son William in particular are trying to avert further damage to the royal family. Andrew has become a problem. The prince, who allegedly doesn’t remember anything, faces a lengthy trial in the USA – and in the end maybe even a conviction.
Trial battle in New York begins
Meanwhile, the trial battle has already begun. In New York, Virginia Giuffre’s lawyers called the first witnesses, and Andrew’s lawyers have already figured out a tactic. They accuse the applicant “false memories” before. They want to interview the former psychologist Giuffres. That the Prince of Andrew in his memory can be mistaken for someone else? A daring strategy.
Source From: Stern
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