**Sarah Ferguson Reveals How Princess Catherine and William’s Relationship Sparked ‘Huge Regret’**
In a candid revelation, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, recently opened up about the impact of Prince William and Princess Catherine’s (Kate Middleton) relationship on her own life, admitting that it sparked “huge regret” for her. The comment, made during a television interview, has sent shockwaves through royal circles, as Fergie’s relationship with the royal family has always been complex.
Ferguson, who was married to Prince Andrew and once part of the “royal fold,” spoke about her deep feelings of regret regarding her own place within the royal family and how things could have been different had she handled her relationship with the family differently. While she didn’t explicitly blame Kate and William, she did reflect on how their successful and enduring relationship—one that has become a model of royal stability—highlighted the mistakes she made in her own life.
Fergie expressed admiration for the way Kate has seamlessly integrated into royal life, embodying a sense of grace and duty that Ferguson admits she struggled with. “I’ve watched William and Catherine’s relationship with awe,” Sarah said, adding that it made her think about her own journey and the path she took after her divorce from Prince Andrew.
Ferguson, who has had a turbulent history with the royal family, including public scandals and legal troubles, indicated that seeing Kate and William thrive together reminded her of opportunities she feels she missed. Despite the regret, Fergie has repeatedly emphasized her ongoing love and support for her family, particularly her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, who share a close bond with their royal relatives.
Her comments offer a rare glimpse into the emotional complexity of being part of a family where public perception, personal choices, and royal duty intersect in sometimes painful ways. While the Duchess’s words may be viewed as a reflection of her own journey, they also underscore the contrast between Kate’s role as a future queen consort and Ferguson’s unconventional path.