The Duke and Duchess of York's 1986 marriage came to an end when Prince Andrew's wife was caught cheating. Rumors about the infidelity of both spouses have been circulating for a long time, but the reporters managed to catch Sarah red-handed. Beginning in 1996, after the scandal that led to the Yorkis' divorce, Ferguson began to closely guard her privacy from public attention. No more details of Sarah's love relationship were in the press, except for the regular rumors of her reunion with Prince Edrew, with whom they remained on friendly terms. By the way, now they are compared to the grandson of the queen, Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly, who announced their separation, but still live together and raise their daughters in the usual conditions for everyone (read also: “Divorce according to the scenario:as the Queen's eldest grandson and his wife repeat the fate of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson”).
However, Fergie recently decided to move away from the usual strategy and began to think about how to present her new lover to the public. Media and sources close to the duchess claim that 60-year-old Sarah is having an affair with a man much younger than herself. Peregrine Kitchener-Fellows is the son of a friend of the Duchess, one of the creators of the Downton Abbey series, Julian Fellows. Their joint appearance at the wedding of Ferguson's daughter, undoubtedly, would create a sensation and overshadow the newlyweds, so the feelings of Princess Beatrice, who does not want to see her mother's boyfriend at her celebration, are understandable (read also: “Sarah Ferguson's New Love: Why Beatrice Doesn't Want to See a Boyfriend mother at her wedding ").
Beatrice, by the way, and so it was not easy: from the moment of the wedding announcement with Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi in September 2019, a lot of news fell on the couple, darkening the joy of lovers. The date of the celebration was constantly postponed, the bride's father, Prince Andrew, turned out to be a figurant of a sex scandal, and now the coronavirus threat looms over the ceremony, which could prevent the groom's Italian relatives from reaching London (read also: "New difficulties: Princess Beatrice's wedding may be canceled") … And Prince Harry, who decided to file a "divorce" with the royal family, still risks ruining the holiday by drawing all the attention to himself. Now, Bea's unspoken rivalry along with the Sussex could be the mother of the bride. Recently, information appeared in the British media thatthat Sarah Ferguson is keen to keep up with her daughter and plans to get married later this year.
Curiously, the potential fiancé of 60-year-old Sarah is even younger than the fiancé of 31-year-old Beatrice. Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi is 36 and Peregrine Kitchener-Fellowes is only 29. Not surprisingly, the Duchess of York's daughters were shocked by the news of her engagement. “Beatrice and Eugenie were shocked when Fergie told them how Peregrine proposed to her during a romantic weekend in the Lake District. She said that everything was done in a clear "moment of insanity": after a long walk, her chosen one suddenly dropped to one knee, which caused her tears to come, "an insider told New Idea.
However, the veracity of this information is subject to serious doubt. Sarah Ferguson never officially confirmed the rumors about this romance, so the news of the imminent wedding of lovers should be taken with a double grain of skepticism. However, a spokesman for the Duchess of York's press office recently told Vanity Fair magazine that a reunion and, moreover, a wedding with Prince Andrew, which the press predicts from time to time, is out of the question, stressing that the ex-spouses have only friendly relations.
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