Otherwise, Her Majesty reportedly only toleratedthe Duchess of York’s presence for the sake of her grandchildren.
She was absolutely furious with Sarah," (viaThe News).
Moreover, once Fergie lost her royal status, she stopped being invited to official events.
The Queen has always had a soft spot for Sarah and regards her as an excellent mother."
Finally, Ferguson admitted, “I will miss her more than words can express.”
Fergie had previously courted major controversy by posting a supportive message for her ex-husband toInstagram.
However,the Daily Mailconfirmed she would be at the queen’s funeral regardless alongside Andrew, naturally.
Magazinelater noted the duchess was visibly emotional during the service.
The sisters appeared to leave the service early, according toSky News, but they soon re-joined their family.
PopSugarreveals Ferguson even wrote in her autobiography that she called Her Majesty “mama” behind closed doors.
The queen and Sarah Ferguson were known for giving each other thoughtful gifts
According toHello!
Over the years, Her Majesty gave the Duchess of York many expensive gifts.
The stunning motif was inspired by the sweet peas growing in Balmoral.
It was a bejeweled swallow, which signifies love and mourning in the Victorian era.
In Christianity, the swallow has a similarly deep meaning, symbolizing the Incarnation of Christ and his Resurrection.
PerBBC News, multiple religious leaders paid tribute to her.
