Sarah Ferguson shares video to help King Charles, Kate find peace

Sarah Ferguson on Tuesday shared a video to reflect on the year gone by and the one that lies ahead.

"I know 2024 has been a challenging time for many. In my life, I was diagnosed with skin cancer and breast cancer. I’m not ashamed to say that it’s been tough. Sometimes, all of us are overwhelmed by loneliness, anxiety, or sleeplessness. So this year, I decided to seek out tools that can help with healthfulness, wellness, and peacefulness," she said.

As part of her efforts, the Duchess of York said she is "partnering with @zoul.meditate, a new meditation, wellness, and sleep app. In those times when I needed a simple reminder that “everything will be okay,” Zoul’s personalised voice has helped me to find peace, quiet my mind, and work on my own inner strength and resilience."

Although her message was meant for all those suffering from cancer, both King Charles and Kate Middleton were also diagnosed with the disease in 2024.

A few months ago, Kate, the wife of Prince William, said she had completed her chemotherapy. King Charles still continues to receive treatment for an unspecified form of cancer.

Sarah Ferguson, the former wife of Prince Andrew, remains in Royal Lodge with her former husband who recently caused embarrassment to the king when he was linked to an alleged Chinese spy.

It was Sarah who reportedly convinced Prince Andrew to stay away from Charles' traditional Christmas lunch amid the scandal.

Her latest video also suggests that she realizes the situation King Charles and Kate Middleton found themselves in after being diagnosed with cancer.