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Sarah, Duchess of York, has revealed what she considers to be one of the greatest accomplishments of King Charles, her former brother-in-law.The 64 year old hailed the King's vision for his Adventure Play at Windsor Great Park as "the greatest thing ever" following a visit with her young granddaughter.The playground opened last summer and Sarah was one of the first visitors to the park along with her granddaughter Sienna Elizabeth Mapelli Mozzi.The incredible garden is one of many featured in the new Secrets of the Royal Gardens, OK! Collector's Edition.The two-and-a-half-year old is the daughter of Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.The couple are also parents to Christopher Woolf - affectionally known as 'Wolfie' - from Edo's previous relationship with architect Dara Huang. Read More Related Articles Kate Middleton’s go-to fashion brand Boden is having a big sale – here's what we're shopping Speaking about the 1.2 acre park, which was created using sustainably sourced wood from the extensive Windsor Estate, she said: “I had some pictures made up into a card and wrote to the King and I said, ‘Your vision was the greatest success ever and it was Sienna’s favourite thing ever'." Princess Beatrice and Edoardo reportedly chose to name their daughter Sienna in honour of Beatrice's mother by choosing with a first name starting with the letter S.

Sarah Ferguson has broken her silence following Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis with a touching message.The Duchess of York took to Instagram on Monday, 25 March with a heartfelt post in dedication to Kate. She wrote: "All my thoughts and prayers are with the Princess of Wales as she starts her treatment.

Sarah Ferguson was all smiles as she took to the stage at the Global Citizen NOW: Melbourne & Global Citizen Night. For the occasion, the Duchess of York, 64, donned a black dress and leather jacket, which she paired with some tights and black boots.

The challenge of naming a royal baby is difficult - especially if that baby is destined to one day be king or queen. Almost every royal name has at least one, if not more, links to previous royals and consideration must be taken when making the choice.

Members of the Royal Family often brush shoulders with famous celebrities and legends of stage and screen, but it is very rare for them to become one of the stars themselves. While two actresses - Meghan Markle and Sophie Winkleman - have previously married into the family, the public are not used to seeing royals dazzle on the big screen.The royal rulebook was thrown out, however, in 2009 when Princess Beatrice made a notable cameo in a new film about her lookalike great-great-great-great grandmother, Queen Victoria.

The late Queen and her former daughter-in-law, Sarah, Duchess of York, maintained a close bond even after Prince Andrew and Sarah's 1992 separation and their subsequent divorce four years later. While they have been referred to as "the happiest divorced couple in the world" and still live together at Andrew's Royal Lodge home in Windsor, Fergie never fell out of the late monarch's favour - with the pair frequently spending time together, enjoying their many shared interests.

Sarah, Duchess of York has received the "best news" she "could have hoped for" after being told there has been no further spread of her skin cancer since her worrying diagnosis was revealed in January.The Duchess has reportedly undergone further surgery to examine the area around the mole that was found to be malignant, as well as her lymph nodes, the Daily Mail reports. While she must continue to be vigilant and undergo regular 12-week check-ups, the news has been described as the "best possible outcome" and her prognosis is good.

Sarah Ferguson has broken cover, alongside her ex-husband Prince Andrew, as they attended a memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle today.The former couple arrived alongside Princess Anne and Sir Timothy Laurence as they entered St George's Chapel. For the occasion, Sarah, 64, who recently shared that she is battling skin cancer, donned a grey blazer and skirt, which she paired with a black shirt and tights.

Sarah, Duchess of York, is urging everyone not to skip their health checks for cancer, saying "days could make the difference between life and death". The 64-year-old royal, who bravely battled breast cancer last year, took to Instagram during Cancer Prevention Action Week to share her message.

Princess Eugenie, known for her discretion when it comes to her personal life, couldn't help but express her love for her husband, Jack Brooksbank, on Valentine's Day this year. In a rare glimpse into their private world, Eugenie took to Instagram to share a series of adorable moments from their celebration. In a sweet photo shared to her Instagram Stories, the couple were captured on what appeared to be an outdoor sofa, radiating happiness as they posed for the camera.

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York has sent her “love” to King Charles following the news that he has been diagnosed with cancer. On Monday 5 February, Buckingham Palace announced that the monarch had been diagnosed with cancer – just weeks after Sarah, 64, revealed that she’d been diagnosed with a form of skin cancer, making it her second cancer diagnosis in less than a year. In a statement posted to Instagram back in January, Sarah opened up about her “shock” diagnosis and explained that she was “grateful for the many messages of love and support” after announcing the sad news.

Following the shocking news of her second cancer diagnosis in less than a year, Sarah, Duchess of York is determined to remain as cheerful and as upbeat as she always has done, despite this latest blow to her family. It was revealed the Duchess has a form of skin cancer - something which she is tragically familiar with as her father, Major Ronald Ferguson, also had the same diagnosis. Speaking to OK!, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond spoke about how "distressing" this time will be for the York Family.

Sarah Ferguson has broken her silence on been diagnosed with an aggressive form of skin cancer just six months after undergoing a successful operation to treat breast cancer.The Duchess of York released a statement on her Instagram alongside a picture of herself standing next to a river, as she vowed to ‘take some time to herself’ amid her health battle. Sarah said she is in “good spirits” and “grateful for the many messages of love and support” after announcing she had been diagnosed with malignant melanoma.The royal penned "I have been taking some time to myself as I have been diagnosed with malignant melanoma, a form of skin cancer, my second cancer diagnosis within a year after I was diagnosed with breast cancer this summer and underwent a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery.

Sarah Ferguson, 64, has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of skin cancer just six months after undergoing a successful operation to treat breast cancer.The latest health battle to rock the royals comes after Fergie, 64, had several moles removed from her body, one of which tested as a malignant melanoma - the most serious form of skin cancer that can spread to other areas of the body. Despite being in "good spirits" the Duchess of York has understandably found her second cancer diagnosis within six months "distressing." A spokesman for Sarah, Duchess of York said: "Following her diagnosis with an early form of breast cancer this summer, Sarah, Duchess of York has now been diagnosed with malignant melanoma.

The life of a royal is a lonely one - and no-one understands that better than the Princess of Wales. While she can turn to Prince William or entrust in the support provided by her own close-knit family, experts point out she is missing out on one very important royal relationship.

The Royal Family owns homes, castles and palaces all over the country with many of them being bought with private funds. While events such as Easter are spent at Windsor Castle, Christmas is typically enjoyed at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. Last year's festive period was a huge step forward for more reasons than one.

This Morning viewers have been treated to a fair share of stand in presenter since Holly Willoughby's departure but Monday's guest host is a real treat. The popular ITV morning show will welcome a slice of royalty to the orange sofa with Sarah Ferguson, 64, joining as their latest guest host for the first time ever, alongside trustworthy pair of hands Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.

Sarah Ferguson stunned in a purple gown on Thursday as she attended the Red Cross Charity Event in Italy, following reports she could be set for a career in TV. The Duchess of York, 64, was all smiles as she attended the photocall for the event in Rome on 9 November, and posed for snaps with film producer Tiziana Rocca and tycoon Hormoz Vasfi.

Sarah Ferguson will be joining the Loose Women panel for a special episode in which the ITV show will launch a landmark breast cancer campaign.The Duchess of York, 64, will join Christine Lampard, Coleen Nolan and Brenda Edwards where she will open up for the first time on television since revealing that earlier this year, she had been diagnosed with breast cancer and undergone a life-changing mastectomy. During this special episode, the daytime show will be launching its inaugural Don’t Skip Your Screening campaign to highlight the importance of being screened, following reports that 1.2 million mammogram appointments are missed in England.

Congratulations are in order for Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank this week as they celebrate five years of marital bliss.The couple tied the knot at St George’s Chapel, Windsor on October 12, 2018 and have since gone on to have two sons, August and Ernest. Eugenie isn’t the only York sibling basking in the glow of her happily ever after as big sister Princess Beatrice and husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, continue to go from strength to strength.

It was recently confirmed that the King will allow the Duke of York to remain at his Royal Lodge home on the Windsor Estate, rather than push for him to relocate to a smaller residence. Despite Andrew, 63, being granted a “stay of execution”, it is understood he will be footing all the bills and paying for essential repairs.