Sarah Ferguson is going to get remarried to Prince Andrew years after the pair divorced, according to a tabloid report.
Andrew, 54, the brother of Prince Charles, and Sarah, 55, the mother of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, were divorced in 1996 after being married for a decade. But the new report says that Fergie and Andrew have actually been living together for the past couple years, and have finally secured Queen Elizabeth’s blessing to get remarried.
Under British law, the Queen must give permission for any of her children to marry.
Globe magazine, a supermarket tabloid with dubious reporting, claims in its upcoming December 1st issue that the Queen gave her blessing after Sarah received support from Kate Middleton. The Queen “has forgiven her for all the past mistakes with men and money,” the tabloid claims.
“In welcoming Sarah back into the fold, the Queen is defying her husband Prince Philip who can’t stand Fergie,” Globe magazine also said. “Now all the talk is about when will Fergie and Andy announce they’re remarrying.”
The tabloid report could have some shred of truth to it as Andrew has said earlier this year that he has remained friends with Sarah. And last year, Sarah said she would not rule out remarrying Prince Andrew
“He'll always be my handsome prince. It’s really lovely that we are still a family and the story has a happy ending all the time,” she told the Daily Telegraph when asked if she would remarry. She also didn’t deny rumors that they would get back together at the time. And a few months ago, an insider told MailOnline: “Mark my words, they will remarry. It is only a matter of time.”
The Duchess of York and Andrew have both had their share of scandals over the years, including the time Sarah tried to sell information on Andrew to reporters. The two have remained close to one another even though they’ve been divorced for almost 20 years.
