Royal Family News: Sarah Ferguson Admits She Loves Watching Herself On The Crown

British royal family news has a shocking reveal from one royal who has now admitted to watching Netflix’s incendiary series about The Firm, The Crown. This admission comes after the show prompted many to question the accuracy of the depictions in the current season of the show.

Sarah Ferguson made the shocking reveal, admitting she “loved” watching her wedding to Prince Andrew featured in the fourth season. She said, “I thought it was filmed beautifully.”

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Sarah told Us Weekly, “The cinematography was excellent. I loved the way they put my wedding in as well.”
The fourth season of The Crown was released in November 2020, and featured events from between 1979 and 1990.

Sarah is portrayed by Jessica Aquilina. Onscreen she made a few appearances in the run-up to her royal wedding and later as the royals were gathered at Sandringham for Christmas. Sarah’s affection for seeing herself on tv was talked about today on ITV’s Lorraine.

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Lorraine asked royal expert Russell Myers, “We always said before ‘do you think any of them actually watch it?’ well we know that Fergie actually watches it, doesn’t she?” Myers replied, “We certainly do now. The smart money would definitely have been on Fergie. [She’s] no stranger to a bit of self-publicity.”

He went on to say, “She has come out and said how wonderful the program was, obviously it depicts her 1986 marriage to Prince Andrew, and she is saying about the cinematography, which she thought was excellent, and she has enjoyed watching it.”

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And yet despite Sarah’s love of the series, several royal watchers have called on Netflix to issue a disclaimer ahead of each episode, saying that not everything portrayed is true.

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden in November said the show is, “a beautifully produced work of fiction” and so, as with other TV productions, “Netflix should be very clear at the beginning it is just that.”

He later told the Mail on Sunday, “Without this, I fear a generation of viewers who did not live through these events may mistake fiction for fact.”

This season the show has taken an inside look at the affair between Prince Charles and Camilla, the now-Duchess of Cornwall, and depicts Princess Diana’s bulimia. Despite this, Princess Diana’s son Prince Harry has chosen to partner with Netflix as a producer.

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