In recent times, speculations about a possible reunion between Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew have been circulating, given their enduring close bond.

Despite their divorce and the scandalous Jeffrey Epstein controversy that tainted Prince Andrew’s reputation and caused him to lose his royal titles, Sarah has stood by his side.

Sarah Ferguson herself is no stranger to scandalous headlines, most notably when she was caught in a newspaper sting attempting to sell access to her ex-husband.

This, coupled with her “banishment” from the royal circle, particularly dismaying Prince Philip, has made a reconciliation appear unlikely.

However, recent developments suggest that the obstacles preventing a reunion may have been removed, nearly 30 years after their divorce.

According to an insider speaking to the Daily Mail, King Charles is willing to give his blessing for Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson to remarry.

It is worth noting that Charles’s approval is not technically necessary, as the line of succession now passes through Prince William’s family.

However, some sources indicate that it holds significance for Andrew to have his family’s support.

The Telegraph even went as far as naming the potential venue for their nuptials: the All Saints chapel in Windsor, where their daughter Beatrice got married in 2020.

Sarah Ferguson has consistently maintained that the dissolution of their marriage was not due to a lack of love but rather the loneliness she experienced while Andrew was away fulfilling his naval duties.

In an interview with Ernie Manouse in 2010, she revealed, “My deal was that I was marrying my man, who happened to be a prince and a naval officer.

But what I got was not the man, I got the palace and didn’t get him… and the courtiers told me I had to go to Buckingham Palace and he had to go to sea.

For our marriage, I saw him 40 days a year.”

Their official divorce in 1996, four years after their separation, was also not a result of a broken bond but rather the practicalities of royal life.

Sarah explained to Harper’s Bazaar, “I didn’t want a divorce but had to because of circumstance.

I wanted to work; it’s not right for a princess of the royal house to be commercial, so Andrew and I decided to make the divorce official so I could go off and get a job.”

Now, as Sarah courageously battles skin cancer following a mastectomy, a reunion between the former couple appears to be a positive step forward for both of them.

It could also potentially contribute to the rehabilitation of Prince Andrew’s tarnished reputation.