Rumors are now circulating that Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson might be headed for a remarriage, prompted by their public reunion. A friend of the royal, speaking to the Daily Beast, disclosed that the couple is expected to tie the knot again within the next few years.
The younger brother of King Charles had been married to Fergie for a decade following their royal wedding in 1986. Although the couple officially divorced in 1996 after separating in 1992, they have maintained an amicable relationship and notably still reside together in Royal Lodge.
"It seems inevitable now that they will just formalize it within a few years and remarry. They live in the same house, they spend all their time together, they adore the children [Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie], they don’t ever argue," asserted a longtime pal of Prince Andrew.
The speculated reason for their initial divorce was Prince Philip's disapproval of Sarah Ferguson's commercial pursuits, leading Andrew to end their marriage to allow her to pursue her career.
A former Buckingham Palace courtier shared insights, stating, "The idea of remarriage has always been a running joke, but I think Fergie going to church has genuinely shifted the dial." The courtier also noted that the late Queen couldn't go against her deceased husband's wishes regarding her son remarrying the former Duchess of York.
With King Charles now on the throne, there is renewed hope for reconciliation between the former spouses, considering the King's "own romantic history." The dynamics of the Royal Family seem to be evolving, raising anticipation about a potential remarriage between Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson in the coming years.
