Buckingham Palace dropped a surprise statement after Prince William expressed dismay over Sarah Ferguson's fallout.
On Tuesday, September 23, King Charles’s office released a video message regarding his upcoming royal engagement alongside his life partner, Queen Camilla.
In a joint post with BBC One Show, the British Royal Family announced that Their Majesties have opened doors for the final participants of the BBC 500 Words Competition 2025/26 for a grand final.
"Her Majesty The Queen is delighted to invite The Finalists of the BBC 500 Words Competition 2025/26 to the Grand Final at Windsor Castle," a caption.
They continued, "Pop your creative hat on, grab your pen & get writing! 500 Words 2025/26 is open for entries! Competition closes 9 pm Friday, 7 November 2025. For more details and to read the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Notices, go to the 500 Words homepage."
This update from King Charles comes shortly after an insider recently revealed that the Prince of Wales has urged his father to exclude Sarah Ferguson and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, from the upcoming prestigious royal events.
William reportedly issued the warning after an alleged 2011 email resurfaced on social media, in which the Duchess of York mentioned the late child sex offender as her "supreme friend."
These emails caused Sarah Ferguson's removal as patron from several of her charity foundations.
As of now, King Charles has not released a statement on his former sister-in-law's controversy.
