Sarah Ferguson will travel to New York to promote her new romance novel ‘A Most Intriguing Lady’

The Duchess of York will discuss Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during an appearance in New York City while promoting her romance novel, A Most Intriguing Lady.

Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson, 62, will perform at the 92nd Street Y Cultural Center on March 6. According to the press release, the Duchess will also ‘discuss her relationship with the Queen and answer some questions about Harry and Meghan. .’

The press release describes Fergie’s novel as being based on historical figures and real-life biographical elements and the Duchess’s family lineage.

The statement also refers to Fergie as the ‘former sister-in-law’ of King Charles.

Between 1986 and 1996, the Duchess was married to the King’s younger brother, Prince Andrew, who has come under fire in recent years for his close relationship with financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Fergie will perform at the 92nd Y Cultural Center on Manhattan’s Upper East Side on March 6

Fergie was recently praised for her thoughtful words at the funeral of her friend, Lisa Marie Presley, on January 31.

According people magazine, Fergie recited words of wisdom from Queen Elizabeth II. She told the mourners: ‘My late mother-in-law used to say that nothing [that] It can be said that you can begin to remove the anguish and pain of these moments, because the penalty is the price we pay for love. And how right he was.

Presley died on January 12 after going into cardiac arrest at his Los Angeles home. She was 54 years old. Fergie is believed to have been a close friend of the late singer since around 2009.

Last year, Ferguson said she wrote her novel to deal with the stress of her ex-husband’s sexual assault lawsuit.

Writing allowed the Duchess to ‘escape through my imagination’ and ‘be merry’. She said that becoming an ‘author’ also helped her define herself in the public eye.

Fergie also said she gave the Queen, her ‘wonderful best friend’ and ‘mother’, a copy of her novel in French before her death. It is not clear if Her Majesty read the book.

The Duchess divulged how writing helped her cope during an interview at the Henley Literary Festival in October. ‘

She explained how, amid the public scrutiny surrounding her ex-husband, she threw herself into her work.

“I escape everything in life through my imagination and my will to be happy,” Sarah said, according to The times.

A press release about Fergie’s appearance said she would be willing to answer questions about Harry and Meghan.

She’s been persona non grata among the royals for years, but unexpectedly the Duchess of York has been welcomed back into the family fold.

Last month, a source told MailOnline that Fergie had been unexpectedly welcomed back into the family fold.

A source said: ‘Camilla likes Sarah. Both are noble. They share a love of horses and Fergie will be smart enough to play Camilla and realize that she is the power behind the King. That she should be kind to them and support them.

The connection was strengthened over Christmas after Fergie was surprisingly welcomed to join the family for traditional celebrations at Sandringham.

For years, her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, would take their daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, to the celebrations, leaving Sarah out in the cold.

This year, however, the Duchess was invited not only for Christmas lunch, but also for the next day’s shoot.

Sarah gifted the Queen, her ‘wonderful best friend’ and ‘mother’, with a copy of her novel in French before her death. It is not clear if Her Majesty read the book. Queen Elizabeth II (left) and the Duchess of York (right) at the Braemar Highland Games in 1990

Sarah wrote her next Victorian-era book, A Most Intriguing Lady, while Andrew was fighting Virginia Giuffre’s sexual assault allegations.

The Duchess of York, 63, and her eldest daughter Beatrice, 34, arrived in Mayfair on Tuesday and enjoyed a long night together at Lou Lou’s in Mayfair.

The Duchess of York also donned a comfortable-looking pair of black velvet Charlotte Olympia pumps with a cat’s face emblazoned on them. Mother and daughter headed to a waiting car after leaving the club around 1 a.m.

Just this week, Fergie was spotted out on the town with her eldest daughter, Beatrice, in the London borough of Mayfair.

The royals cut a fancy pair; while Beatrice opted for a burgundy dress with black leather ankle boots and grabbed a favorite Gucci bag that the princess had been spotted wearing on previous nights in the capital.

Meanwhile, her mom opted for a striking white jacket with gold buttons and a knee-length LBD, tying her fiery red locks into a loose ponytail.

Clearly enjoying a girls’ night out, there was no sign of Princess Beatrice’s husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, with whom she shares their one-year-old daughter, Sienna Elizabeth.

Fergie will become a grandmother for the third time this summer when her youngest daughter, Princess Eugenie, 32, welcomes her second child with financial husband Jack Brooksbank.