Sarah Ferguson has revealed why she just isn’t invited to King Charles‘ coronation.
Last week it was revealed the Duchess of York did not get an invitation to the crowning of Charles and Camilla at Westminster Abbey on May 6.
She is not among the 2,000 guests despite knowing Charles since childhood.
The duchess is expected to watch the event on TV at Royal Lodge, which she shares with disgraced ex Prince Andrew.
And this morning she broke her silence after the snub – telling Good Morning Britain exactly why she wasn‘t invited.
She said: “I‘m not invited because it’s a state event. Being divorced you’ll be able to’t have it each methods.
“I’m having fun with being divorced to my husband – not from my husband.
“I’m shut with King Charles and Camilla.
“The great point at this second is the unity of household.
“In personal I might be there. It‘s a great feeling to be part of the family.”
Earlier this month, she told ITV1’s Loose Women she at all times deliberate to observe the Coronation on TV.
She stated: “I will be having a little tea room and putting out the bunting. I love to watch it on the telly because the commentators are always good.”
However the duchess can have a seat on the East Lawn of Windsor Castle 24 hours after the ceremony.
She will probably be joined on the bash by different royals believed to incorporate daughters Beatrice, 34, and Eugenie, 33, plus 20,000 fortunate ticket holders.
Last week, Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli and Katy Perry joined the live performance line-up.
There can even be a drone present, illuminations of UK landmarks, and the Coronation Choir performing.
Prince Harry and Andrew will each attend the Coronation although neither can have a proper position.
Fergie claims to have recognized Charles and Camilla as a baby and combined in royal circles earlier than assembly Andrew and marrying in 1986.
The couple separated and in 1992 images emerged of Fergie having her toes kissed by her monetary adviser John Bryan.
Outraged Prince Philip banished her from Balmoral and Sandringham at any time when he was current and he or she lastly divorced in 1996.
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