Amidst a health battle with malignant melanoma, Sarah Ferguson has seemingly refuted claims of her and Prince Andrew's removal from Royal Lodge.
The Duchess of York has returned to the royal residence she shares with her ex-husband after a period at a medical health resort in Austria, stating, "I am resting with family at home now, feeling blessed to have their love and support."
She also took a moment to thank King Charles and the family for their love and support during this challenging phase of her life.
Ferguson's resilience has been commended by her loved ones. A friend of Fergie shared with PEOPLE, "A second cancer diagnosis in a matter of months has obviously been a shock and a blow."
After the recent diagnosis, Ferguson sought solace at a clinic in Austria. Her friend mentioned, "Her time in Austria helped her gather her strength, and her family is supporting her."
The latest statement from Princess Eugenie's mother appears to debunk rumors of her and Andrew's expulsion from their opulent 30-room mansion.
It seems King Charles is not contemplating evicting the Duke and Duchess of York from their royal residence, despite calls and pressure to sever ties with Andrew following the release of new court documents.
Previously, an associate of the Duke claimed that the King would not force his younger brother out of the Royal Lodge, asserting that 'blood is thicker than water' for the royal family.
Contrary to reports suggesting the King's intention to withdraw funding for Andrew's home security, a friend of Andrew, in regular communication with the Duke, asserted that while some palace officials might support eviction, King Charles would never authorize it.
