Sarah Ferguson Outshines Meghan Markle with New Career Opportunities

Sarah Ferguson, the former wife of Prince Andrew, has embarked on a new chapter in her professional life, surpassing Meghan Markle in terms of opportunities.

This shift in Sarah's career trajectory follows her divorce from Prince Andrew in 1996.

While she has previously delved into writing novels and working on film projects like The Young Victoria, her latest endeavor involves offering advice on love and relationships as an agony aunt on a regular television program.

Throughout her career, Sarah has achieved numerous milestones.

In 2011, she starred alongside Oprah Winfrey in a miniseries titled Finding Sarah.

Then, in 2019, she ventured into producing a TV documentary about Princess Louise of Saxony, Prince Albert's mother.

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Sarah launched a YouTube channel series called Storytime with Fergie and Friends.

Most recently, in May 2023, she started a weekly podcast named Tea Talks with the Duchess, co-hosted by Sarah Thompson.

As part of her guest editorship on This Morning, Sarah made her hosting debut alongside Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.

She expressed her excitement about this new role and her ability to choose topics she is passionate about.

Rumors had been circulating that ITV was considering Meghan Markle for a recurring spot on the show, but Sarah Ferguson's presence seems to have put those rumors to rest.

Although Sarah did not explicitly mention Meghan and Harry during an interview, she hinted at their indecisiveness.

She emphasized the importance of making a committed choice, whether it involves staying within or leaving an institution.

Despite her comments, Sarah has maintained that she refrains from judging the Sussexes.

She also avoids speaking negatively about Andrew's relatives and has pledged her support to her ex-husband, despite his past controversies.

In a subtle reference to Meghan Markle, Sarah Ferguson highlighted the significance of maintaining a positive public image, particularly for those in the public eye.

She shared the advice she gives her daughters, emphasizing the importance of smiling when on the public stage.

Sarah added that if one does not wish to be polite, they should avoid stepping onto the public stage.

This advice came after Meghan Markle was photographed looking tense following the non-renewal of her Spotify podcast deal for a second season.

Sarah Ferguson's career resurgence and her comments on public image and etiquette have drawn comparisons and contrasts with Meghan Markle's recent experiences and choices.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are strategically moving forward, with their ultimate goal being to reconnect with King Charles and the rest of the royal family.

According to a royal expert, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have come to realize that their worth is diminished without their ties to the royal family.

To continue signing multi-million dollar deals with entertainment giants like Netflix and Spotify, they need to reconcile with Harry's family.

In pursuit of this goal, the couple not only called King Charles on his 75th birthday but also sent him a video of their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, singing Happy Birthday.

Richard Eaton, a journalist and royal commentator, expressed his views on the matter during an interview with Palace Confidential.

He described the couple's actions as desperate, suggesting that Harry and Meghan are eager to return to the royal family and maintain that connection.

Eaton compared this to Meghan's relationship with her father, pointing out that she does not send videos of her children singing Happy Birthday to him.

It seems that he has been cut out, and no one seems to care about him.