Throughout her career, Sarah has achieved various milestones. In 2011, she starred in a miniseries alongside Oprah Winfrey titled "Finding Sarah." In 2019, she began producing a TV documentary about Prince Albert's mother, Princess Louise of Saxony. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sarah launched a YouTube channel series called "Story Time 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 debut as a host 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 circulated that ITV was considering Meghan Markle for a recurring spot on the show, but Sarah Ferguson's presence has seemingly put those rumors to rest. Sarah has been candid about her views on the situation, hinting at the Sussexes' indecisiveness during an interview without explicitly naming them. She emphasized the need to commit fully to a choice, whether it's staying within or leaving an institution.
Despite her comments, Sarah has maintained that she doesn't judge the Sussexes. She refrains from speaking negatively about Andrew's relatives and has pledged her support to her ex-husband, despite his past controversies.
In a veiled reference to Meghan Markle, Sarah Ferguson emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive public image, particularly for those in the public eye. She shared the advice she gives her daughters: "When you're out on the public stage, smile," adding that if one doesn't want to be polite, they shouldn't step onto the public stage. This advice came after Meghan Markle was photographed looking tense after her Spotify podcast deal was not renewed 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.
