In a resurfaced clip from Sarah Ferguson’s podcast, “Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah,” the Duchess of York appears to have indirectly criticized Meghan Markle while offering some intriguing advice to princesses. 

The timing of this clip is particularly interesting, as it coincides with Meghan’s recent public appearance, where she seemed somewhat disheartened after losing her Spotify deal last year. This has led to speculation that Ferguson’s comments may have been directed at the Duchess of Sussex.

During the podcast episode, Ferguson cautioned against being a “grumpy princess,” a statement that has fueled rumors that she might have been referring to Meghan. The Duchess of York shared that she has imparted these words of wisdom to her own daughters, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive and polite demeanor when in the public eye.

“I always say to my girls: when you’re out on the public stage, smile. And if you don’t want to be polite, don’t go on the public stage – because no-one wants to see a grumpy princess. You’ve heard me say that many times,” Ferguson said during the podcast.

Meanwhile, Ferguson’s comments about the need for “forgiveness” have also caught the attention of royal experts, who suggest that her remarks may be a “clear reference” to the strained relationship between Prince Harry and his father, King Charles.

In an interview with PEOPLE magazine at the 2024 amFar Gala, the Duchess of York spoke about the importance of supporting one another within the Royal Family, which has been embroiled in a bitter feud for years.

“I think the key to life is that we all support each other. And also forgiveness is a great thing. I think forgiveness of yourself and forgiveness of others,” Ferguson said.

As the royal family continues to navigate these complex interpersonal dynamics, Ferguson’s advice and commentary have certainly sparked a renewed interest in the ongoing saga. It remains to be seen whether her words will have any impact on the relationships within the House of Windsor.

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