Fergie Reveals All on Diana Friendship Fallout

Sarah Ferguson has continued to honor her former friend and sister-in-law, Princess Diana, describing her as "angelic, beautiful, and so funny." The two women shared a deep friendship that began in their teenage years, long before they married into the British royal family. Princess Diana even played a role in introducing Ferguson to Prince Andrew.

Their close bond, however, was not without its challenges. While Ferguson has stated they never saw each other as rivals, she acknowledged periods where their friendship was strained. The ultimate falling out, which occurred before Diana's death in 1997, left them on non-speaking terms. Ferguson expressed regret over the unresolved conflict, noting Diana's tendency for strong convictions.

The critical incident that severed their relationship has been traced back to Ferguson's autobiography, where she mentioned contracting plantar warts from a pair of shoes she borrowed from Diana. This detail, seen as a faux pas by author Tina Brown, reportedly led to Diana never speaking to Ferguson again, despite apologies.

Despite the estrangement, Ferguson cherishes their shared past and continues to speak of Diana with immense love and admiration, recalling their fun-filled days and Diana's playful nature.