Sarah Ferguson Confesses She And Her Ex Prince Andrew Are 'Bigger Than Friends'

Jun 25, 2019

Sarah Ferguson and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, have been divorced since 1996 but still have two daughters who they co-parent. The rumors about their relationship since the divorce have been flying, and recently “Fergie” admitted that the two are “bigger than friends.”

Sarah, the Duchess of York, married Prince Charles’ younger brother Prince Andrew in a fairytale wedding in 1986. They had two daughters, the Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and divorced after a ten-year marriage in 1996. The two were reported as a “happily divorced” couple and even share a residence at the Royal Lodge Windsor, reports Town and Country.

There is still yet more fuel for the rumor mill as Fergie recently spoke with Hello magazine in an exclusive interview about her latest documentary project. She is tracing the story of the Queen's great-great-great-grandmother Princess Louise, who was banished to a small German hamlet.

The themes of Princess Louise’s life resonated for Fergie as she told Hello that she couldn’t “fathom” life without her two daughters. She describes her relationship with Beatrice and Eugenie as a “tripod,” each of them supporting each other through life.

As she spoke about her parenting style she also dropped a major bomb when speaking about her and Prince Andrew focusing on being good parents together. 

“We are bigger than friends” She told reporters, “We learn from each other, support each other and understand it's about communication, compromise and compassion."

The eyebrow-raising admission that the two are bigger than friends comes at a time when reporter Dan Wootton claimed on the ITV show “Lorraine” that they are in an exclusive relationship once again, and can be described as “friends with benefits,” The Express reported on Mr. Wootton's claims.

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