Sarah Ferguson has shared a touching belief that the late Queen Elizabeth II communicates with her through the corgis she left behind.
In London, the Duchess of York spoke at a Creative Women Forum networking event along with British director and woman’s advocate Rebeca Riofrio.
During the conversion, Sarah Ferguson expressed her belief that the late Queen remains with her in spirit, embodied by her dogs Sandy and Muick.
“Every morning, they come in and go ‘woof woof’ and all that and I’m sure it’s her talking to me,” the royal shared.
The mother of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie shared that she sensed the presence of Queen Elizabeth formed part of her insistence that the former monarch should never be forgotten.
“We must speak her name,” she urged.
Sarah also praised the efforts to “keep her (the late Queen’s) grace and example alive” in landmarks around London.
She discussed that during her visit to the London event, she spotted a sign for the capital's Elizabeth Line – the city’s newest award winning underground network named after the former monarch.
Sarah echoed: “I want everyone to remember what an amazing lady she was.”
“She gave me the permission to be myself. That was her final gift to me,” the duchess explained.
Recounting the last advice the late queen had given her, she told the Queen said, “Sarah, just be yourself.”
“She gave me the right to stand on stage—and give,” Sarah added.
Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew relationship:
Sarah Ferguson got the title of Duchess of York after marrying the Queen’s second son Prince Andrew, 65, in 1986.
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson who divorced in 1996, share two children - Princess Beatrice, 36, and Princess Eugenie, 35.
