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Fergie on sons-in-law: "One sells tequila, the other looks good"

Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson is known for her open manner and quite a few Britons appreciate her for it. Even when it comes to her sons-in-law, she doesn’t mince her words.

Paris – Sarah Ferguson (62) has caused an uproar at the royal court with some of her actions. While many Brits find their open manner refreshing, they still see other Royal fans as a “palace fright”. In a new interview, the mother of Princess Beatrice (33) and Princess Eugenie (31) recently spoke very bluntly about their two sons-in-law Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi (38) and Jack Brooksbank (35).
24royal.de * reveals what Fergie had to report about her daughters and sons-in-law on French TV.

Sarah Ferguson has made a name for herself as an author over the past few years. She has already celebrated great success with her children’s books, and her new work should build on this. Fergie recently appeared on the French show “C à Vous” to present her novel “Her Heart for a Compass”. Of course, the conversation with presenter Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine (51) was not only about the literary work of the 61-year-olds, but also about her private life. There, too, a lot of exciting things have happened in the past few months. Fergie’s daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie both became mothers for the first time this year and have started their own families. As a new grandmother of two, the Duchess of York couldn’t be happier. She always speaks highly of her children and their husbands – this is also the case with “C à Vous”. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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