An excited Sarah Ferguson has revealed her daughter Princess Eugenie’s due date – and it’s extremely close.
Princess Eugenie, 33, who welcomed her first son August two years ago, announced in January that she is expecting a second with husband Jack Brooksbank.
However, she didn’t reveal the exact date she’s expecting her new addition – simply announcing on Instagram, “We’re so excited to share that there will be a new addition to our family this summer.”
Now it appears that her mother, the Duchess of York, 63, has revealed that the baby is expected in the coming days.
Speak against HelloSarah Ferguson said, “Wdon’t know what it is yet. But the baby is due at the end of May, I think. So it could be any time now.’
An excited Sarah Ferguson has revealed her daughter Princess Eugenie’s due date – and it’s extremely close
When Eugenie shared the news that she was pregnant, she did not disclose her due date.
Instead, she simply posted a photo of her husband, which showed her son August hugging her and kissing her belly in a field.
The youngest daughter of Prince Andrew and her husband Jack Brooksbank are already parents to two-year-old August.
During the interview, Prince Andrew’s ex-wife also described herself as “one of the best grandmothers ever,” as she said she thinks “like a three-year-old.”
In an interview last month, Sarah said she loves being a grandmother and added that her grandchildren think she’s “really funny.”
She said ok! magazine: ‘It’s a whole new phase of life and I’m modeling myself after Super Gran.
“I love being with them and how it brings out my inner child. My grandchildren seem to find me very funny. I also like to spoil them.’
However, she admitted that she gets in trouble by giving them candy.
The youngest daughter of Prince Andrew and her husband Jack Brooksbank are already parents to two-year-old August
Sarah has revealed she’s following in the footsteps of Meghan Markle when she announced she’s launching a podcast
She explained that it’s a “new weekly podcast about the highs and lows of everyday life” and that she would “capture some of the biggest and weirdest stories from around the world.”
Sarah has also revealed that she is following in the footsteps of Meghan Markle when she announced she is launching a podcast.
She recently shared an Instagram post confirming it would be called “Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah.”
She explained that it’s a “new weekly podcast about the highs and lows of everyday life” and that she would “capture some of the biggest and weirdest stories from around the world.”
Fergie is far from the first royal to launch a podcast, joining the likes of Mike Tindall, Princess Eugenie and the Duchess of Sussex who have her own audio platform.
Her decision to launch the podcast comes after she was rejected from a coronation invitation by King Charles – but joined the family for the more relaxed occasion of a celebratory concert in Windsor.
In a post shared on Instagram announcing the news, Fergie wrote: “Long friends and tea fans, author Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, and Sarah Jane Thomson, entrepreneur and founder of First News, will get to the bottom of the week . conversation topics while enjoying a soothing cup of tea.
“They learn about themselves and each other and share their thoughts on some of the greatest and weirdest stories from around the world.
No topic is off the table. Not a single cookie remains uncovered.’
She went on to share the hashtag #SpillTheTea on the post.
It’s likely she’ll cover a range of topics on the podcast, following the lead of other royals.
The podcast is just the latest of Fergie’s business ventures, with the royal recently launching a career as a romance author for Mills & Boon – promoting a new work titled A Most Intriguing Lady.
Sarah has had an eclectic career as an entrepreneur, children’s author, film producer and romantic fiction writer.
She has even sold blenders on television and has been an ambassador for Weight Watchers.
Earlier this year, the Duchess launched a digital art gallery, showcasing her own spoken word poetry with a visual interpretation of other artists’ verses.