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Prince Philip, the Queen's husband, is known for his outspokenness and outspokenness. So, when the Duke of Edinburgh discovered a shocking element about a family member, he did not forgive. Although still married to Prince Andrew, though separate, Sarah Ferguson – known as Fergie – was photographed in the south of France with John Bryan, her financial advisor.
She was topless and he sucked her toes.
A few days later, when the photos appeared in the newspapers, Fergie was with the royal family in Balmoral, Scotland.
Royal correspondent James Whitaker said, "It happened in front of the whole family at Queen's residence in Scotland.
"She was late for breakfast and everyone had a copy of the Daily Mirror.
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"When she came into the room, they all tucked under their Times, their Telegraphs and that sort of thing.
"She knew the game was in place the second she entered the room."
The family relationship, not good for starters, never recovered.
The husband of Queen Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, would be the most frosty to his former daughter-in-law.
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But the queen also had problems with Fergie, and the day the pictures came out, the monarch firmly asked Fergie to leave the field.
The monarch and her husband would always try to make sure they would never be in the same room as Prince Andrew's ex-wife.
Sarah joined the British Royal Family when she married Prince Andrew in 1986.
Prince Andrew had known Fergie since childhood and they met from time to time at polo matches. They met at the Royal Ascot in 1985.
However, in March 1992, they had marital problems and decided to separate.
After the breakup, the Buckingham Palace announced that Fergie would no longer carry out public missions on behalf of the Queen.
In addition, the queen announced in a statement that she would not take responsibility for Sarah's debts.
Fergie and the Duke of York officially divorced four years later, in 1996.
Despite the turmoil, the two men remained good friends and even described themselves as the "happiest single couple in the world".
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