Harry eyes Sarah Ferguson for Diana doc

Prince Harry is reportedly in private discussions about featuring his uncle Prince Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, in a documentary commemorating the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death. This potential collaboration is unexpected given reported past tensions between Andrew and Harry, and Harry's efforts to maintain good standing with his father, King Charles.

A source suggests Harry believes Ferguson's extensive experience within the royal establishment could provide a rare personal perspective on Diana. Her involvement is also seen as a potential publicity driver for the rumored production.

Currently, the documentary's existence and Ferguson's potential participation are speculative. However, Ferguson did marry Prince Andrew in 1986, five years after Diana married King Charles, and they developed a friendship.

Separately, Ferguson has been rumored to be negotiating a significant book deal, though her spokesperson denied these claims, stating she had no plans for a tell-all memoir. It is suggested she is delaying any public revelations until after King Charles's death, potentially to avoid tarnishing his reign and to maximize financial gain later.

This strategic timing aims to preserve Charles's goodwill and maintain future security options for herself and Prince Andrew, rather than accepting an immediate publishing offer.