Sarah 'Fergie' Ferguson is opening up about her support of ex-husband Prince Andrew and how she and the late Queen Elizabeth II grew closer because of their shared loyalty.
Ferguson admits that watching Andrew's image deteriorate has been"so sad," but shared that her relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth II was bolstered because of it.
The book is described as following"the perfect Victorian lady – who secretly moonlights as an amateur sleuth for high society’s inner circle." The concept of conflicting identities is one that resonates with Ferguson, after many years of being criticized in the media.
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