Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, celebrated her youngest daughter, Princess Eugenie’s 33rd birthday, and published a cute picture of her from her childhood, to celebrate her birthday. Jeans and nice sunglasses.

Ferguson commented on the photo and said:“Happy birthdays, Eugenie Spring flowers always tell me the excitement Your birthday is soon Here we are You are my magical baby girl I am so proud of you.

Many royal fans joined Sarah in congratulating Eugenie on her birthday.

Sarah Ferguson, Sarah Ferguson and Princess Eugenie

This comes, after Sarah Ferguson had celebrated and congratulated her two daughters, Eugenie and Beatrice, on Mother’s Day, as the mother shared a picture of her daughters upon their arrival at their late grandfather, Prince Philip’s eightieth birthday celebrations in Windsor in 2001..

She wrote: “I am so proud of my girls and the beautiful women and mothers they have grown up to be, I feel so fortunate that they are my daughters.”

Sarah Ferguson reveals that she was not invited to the coronation ceremony

In another context, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, was keen to support her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, Duke of York, describing him as a “good man”, while talking about her close relationship with her late mother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth, and revealed that she had not received an invitation to attend the coronation of King Charles. Next May.

Sarah Ferguson, who has been outspoken in her support for Andrew over the past few years, was unusually shy about their relationship when asked about it, during an event to promote her new romance ‘A Curious Lady’, according to the British Daily Mail..

Princess Eugenie in her childhood

Sarah Ferguson refused to share details about her ex-husband

During a 60-minute press interview, Sarah Ferguson brought up all kinds of topics, but shied away from sharing any in-depth details about her ex-husband, whom she divorced in 1996..

Although Sarah was reluctant to talk about Andrew’s issues, she was more detailed when it came to praising her mother-in-law, the late Queen. “She was more of a mother-in-law than my mother-in-law,” she said. .