Fergie’s return: King Charles’ true feelings revealed as Andrew’s lifeguard returns

The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, has returned to Sandringham for Christmas after 32 years, marking a significant reunion for the royal family.

The couple, who divorced in 1996, has defied conventional norms, with Fergie remaining loyal to Andrew despite the controversy surrounding their living together in the Royal Lodge.

The couple’s seemingly harmonious coexistence has been a subject of speculation, with royal biographer Ingred Stewart believing that Charles’s decision to include Sarah in the Christmas festivity is a public acknowledgement of her role in looking after Andrew.

Rumors suggest that the Royal Lodge may not be the couple’s long-term residence, signaling a potential change in living arrangements.

Norman Baker, a royal author, adds an intriguing twist to the narrative, suggesting that Charles’s Goodwill gesture towards Sarah could be a procurer to a broader rehabilitation plan possibly involving Prince Andrew.