The friend claims: Fergie was forced to work to pay off Andrew’s debts

friend of Prince Andrew And Sarah Ferguson He claims the Duke of York was the reason his ex-wife got a job on ITV’s This Morning. At the beginning of November, it was reported that British television was interested in working with Fergie. Now point Express.co.uk She said she appeared on This Morning as a co-host to help Andrew pay off his terrible debts.

Fergie as co-host on This Morning

After Prince Andrew’s ex-wife made a lasting impression during her appearance on British talk show Loose Women, bosses at TV channel ITV are said to be interested in using Fergie for more projects.

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On Monday, November 20, Ferguson was actually alongside his regular co-hosts Alison Hammond And Dermot O’Leary as co-host of the show This Morning. But as in the case of a friend of the Duke and Duchess of York on the contrary Express.co.uk He claims Andrew was the “catalyst” for his ex-wife taking the job.

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According to another source, Prince Andrew is struggling to prove he has the financial means to cover a £2 million repair bill for the Royal Lodge Hotel in Windsor.

He said he encouraged Fergie to take the ITV job. A source close to the former couple says: “Andrew thinks it’s all a lot of fun and is completely supportive of Sarah. She’s enjoyed herself and people love her. Andrew thinks she’s a natural.” Although Fergie was accused by viewers on social media of, among other things, that her appearance was “messy”.

Sarah Ferguson’s television appearance comes at a time when… King Charles III He has reportedly given his brother Andrew permission to stay at the 30-bedroom Royal Lodge villa “indefinitely”.

Charles and Andrew are said to have gotten into a row over the summer when the King planned for Andrew to move from the estate where he lived with Sarah Ferguson to the much smaller Frogmore Cottage. However, in the end, the Duke of York was granted a reprieve regarding the planned move.