Sarah Ferguson Believes Princess Diana 'Would Be Very Proud' Of Both Of Her 'Exceptional' Sons
In a new interview, Sarah Ferguson insisted that Princess Diana would be supportive of both Prince William and Prince Harry.
Despite all of the drama, Sarah Ferguson thinks Princess Diana would have supported both Prince William and Prince Harry no matter what.
The Duchess of York appeared on the August 10 episode of the The Kyle & Jackie O Show when she touched on her late friend.
"What I think that she would have been is very proud of her boys standing firm and tall, and they're very like her, and she would have been very proud," she noted.
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"Life is tough enough. We don't need to be judging others," the author added. "We need to be open to seeing life in another way."
The mom-of-two continued to praise the late Princess of Wales during her discussion.
"Diana would be very proud of her sons," she insisted. "I think they're exceptional, exceptional boys with exceptional wives and fabulous children. I think she would be going, 'Yes!'"
Ferguson added that Diana would have been an amazing grandparent to her five grandkids.
"Oh my goodness, can you imagine the grandmother races that we would have together? The parties!" she gushed. "I would bounce her off the bouncy castle, that's for sure."
Back in the day, many thought that the two women were enemies — but the Duchess of York denied the rumors, claiming they were fabricated by the media.
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"We promised each other we would always be together — there was never any daylight between us," she shared with PEOPLE. "But everybody wanted [to see a feud] because we were so strong together. People want to break something so strong."
"Diana and I both had our own mental health issues, and she and I used to talk. She said, 'Fergie, remember one thing: When you're at the top of the pedestal, it's so easy to fall off. And you're at the bottom. You just climb up,'" the royal recalled. "We were positioned as saint and sinner. And the most important thing was to remain robust together, and we did, no matter what anyone wrote."
