Prince Philip's savage take on Sarah Ferguson revealed in new book
Fergie pursued high-profile men including Tiger Woods, whom she called “gorgeous”, and John F. Kennedy Jr.
The late Prince Philip reportedly had a cutting opinion of Sarah Ferguson, questioning her motives for marrying Prince Andrew, according to a shocking new book.
Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York by royal author Andrew Lownie , set for release on August 14, draws on four years of research into the Duke of York and his ex-wife.
In serialised extracts published by the Daily Mail, Lownie claims the Duke of Edinburgh believed Fergie was “a girl on the make.”
The Duchess of York herself has previously admitted her bond with Philip was strained, telling Alan Carr on his Life’s A Beach podcast that he was “very wise” but wouldn’t hesitate to call out a “silly comment.”
The book also alleges that after her 1996 divorce, Fergie pursued high-profile men including Tiger Woods, whom she called “gorgeous”, and John F. Kennedy Jr.
She was even photographed hugging Woods in 1997 after one of his PGA Tour wins.
Among the most jaw-dropping claims is that Prince Andrew and Prince Harry once got into a heated row in 2013 that turned physical, allegedly leaving Andrew with a bloody nose.
The Duke also allegedly branded Meghan Markle an “opportunist,” with Harry’s spokesperson firmly denying the allegations.
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