Sarah Ferguson drops heartfelt video as Beatrice, Eugenie receive good news

Sarah Ferguson delighted fans by releasing a special video after her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie received good news about their future in the royal family.

On June 2, the Duchess of York released a meaningful video from her charitable school visit located in Peru.

In the heartfelt video, Sarah said, "I am at Misión Huascarán and it's incredible this school. I am here in the Andes in Peru, and it's just incredible."

She added, "I'm supporting, this amazing lady Mariana and her team that started this 15 years ago, Misión Huascarán. And look we are just going to see that here look they have made a library."

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At the end of her message, Prince Andrew's former wife made an appeal, saying that it is the right of every child to get an education and to read.

Alongside her video, Sarah penned a note, lauding the "remarkable" initiative which was started to support the rural communities through "education, health, and nutrition."

King Charles' former sister-in-law said, "The new community library stands as a shining example of its [Misión Huascarán] impact. It isn’t simply a building; it’s a safe, inspiring space where children can dream, learn, and shape their futures."

Notably, Sarah's new video came after royal commentator Ingrid Seward told Hello! Magazine that Prince Andrew's daughters will possibly key roles in Prince William's reign. 

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She claimed, "When William ascends the throne, Beatrice and Eugenie will be valuable assets, and I’m certain they will get involved with royal duties."