Sarah Ferguson - Revision history

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	Born October 15 1959 as Sarah Margaret Ferguson, second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth II\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice of York\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. ~~Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got~~ divorced.		Born October 15 1959 as Sarah Margaret Ferguson, second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth II\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice of York\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. The marriage was divorced in 1996.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

	The Duchess was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society’s "Great American Weigh In", an annual campaign (~~modeled~~ after the Society’s "Great American Smoke Out") aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In March 2003 she joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing. In 2007 the Duchess was named "Mother of the Year" by the American Cancer Society.		The Duchess was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society’s "Great American Weigh In", an annual campaign (modelled after the Society’s "Great American Smoke Out") aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In March 2003 she joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing. In 2007 the Duchess was named "Mother of the Year" by the American Cancer Society.

	For the last ten years she was the U.S. spokesperson for Weight Watchers International, Inc. Sarah Ferguson remains a popular role model for millions who have weight problems. She has also published ''Energy Breakthrough''; ''Reinventing Yourself''; ''Win the Weight Game''; ''Dieting with The Duchess''; ''Dining with The Duchess'' for Weight watchers.		For the last ten years she was the U.S. spokesperson for Weight Watchers International, Inc. Sarah Ferguson remains a popular role model for millions who have weight problems. She has also published ''Energy Breakthrough''; ''Reinventing Yourself''; ''Win the Weight Game''; ''Dieting with The Duchess''; ''Dining with The Duchess'' for Weight watchers.

	She has also written books for children, e.g. a book series about "The Adventures of Little Red", a book about "Budgie the Helicopter" and books called "The Royal Switch" and "Bright Lights" as well as her her autobiography ''My Story''. In January 2003, she published ''What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way''. She co-wrote two authoritative books about the travels of Queen [[Victoria]] with historian Benita Stoney. As an amateur photographer, in 2003 The Duchess published a collection of images for charity titled ''Reflections''.		She has also written books for children, e.g. a book series about "The Adventures of Little Red", a book about "Budgie the Helicopter" and books called "The Royal Switch" and "Bright Lights" as well as her her autobiography ''My Story''. In January 2003, she published ''What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way''. She co-wrote two authoritative books about the travels of Queen [[Victoria]] with historian Benita Stoney. As an amateur photographer, in 2003 The Duchess published a collection of images for charity titled ''Reflections''.

	Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.		Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.

	The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by [[Julian Fellowes]] and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.		The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by [[Julian Fellowes]] and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when [[Victoria]] became queen and her marriage to [[Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha\|Prince Albert]].

	In 2010 there was a controversy about her allegedly agreeing to arrange a meeting with her former husband Andrew for money, because she ~~suffers~~ from financial problems and ~~lives~~ "in the gutter" (BBC News).		In 2010 there was a controversy about her allegedly agreeing to arrange a meeting with her former husband Andrew for money, because she suffered from financial problems and supposedly lived "in the gutter" (BBC News).

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	Born October 15 1959 as Sarah Margaret Ferguson, second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth II\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		Born October 15 1959 as Sarah Margaret Ferguson, second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth II\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice of York\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

Pankratz at 11:32, 25 October 2016

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	Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson ~~on October the 15th 1959~~, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, ~~who was~~ born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth I\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		Born October 15 1959 as Sarah Margaret Ferguson, second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth II\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

Pankratz at 12:04, 13 June 2012

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	Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.		Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.

	The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.		The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by [[Julian Fellowes]] and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.

	~~Currently, in~~ 2010, there is a controversy about her allegedly agreeing to arrange a meeting with her former husband Andrew for money, because she suffers from financial problems and lives "in the gutter".		In 2010 there was a controversy about her allegedly agreeing to arrange a meeting with her former husband Andrew for money, because she suffers from financial problems and lives "in the gutter" (BBC News).

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Pankratz at 16:18, 1 June 2010

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	The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.		The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.

			Currently, in 2010, there is a controversy about her allegedly agreeing to arrange a meeting with her former husband Andrew for money, because she suffers from financial problems and lives "in the gutter".

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	* Sarah Ferguson Foundation: http://www.sarahfergusonfoundation.org/?page_id=33		* Sarah Ferguson Foundation: http://www.sarahfergusonfoundation.org/?page_id=33
	* Fergie Confidential: ''The Real Story'' [place? publishing house?]		* Fergie Confidential: ''The Real Story'' [place? publishing house?]
			* BBC News, 1 June 2010: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/10200242.stm

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	Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa, who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the [[Elizabeth I\|Queen]] and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

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	Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

	The Duchess was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society’s ~~“Great~~ American Weigh ~~In”~~, an annual campaign (modeled after the Society’s ~~“Great~~ American Smoke ~~Out”~~) aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In March 2003 she joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing. In 2007 the Duchess was named "Mother of the Year" by the American Cancer Society.		The Duchess was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society’s "Great American Weigh In", an annual campaign (modeled after the Society’s "Great American Smoke Out") aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In March 2003 she joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing. In 2007 the Duchess was named "Mother of the Year" by the American Cancer Society.

	For the last ten years she was the U.S. spokesperson for Weight Watchers International, Inc. Sarah Ferguson remains a popular role model for millions who have weight problems. She has also published ''Energy Breakthrough''; ''Reinventing Yourself''; ''Win the Weight Game''; ''Dieting with The Duchess''; ''Dining with The Duchess'' for Weight watchers.		For the last ten years she was the U.S. spokesperson for Weight Watchers International, Inc. Sarah Ferguson remains a popular role model for millions who have weight problems. She has also published ''Energy Breakthrough''; ''Reinventing Yourself''; ''Win the Weight Game''; ''Dieting with The Duchess''; ''Dining with The Duchess'' for Weight watchers.

	She has also written books for children, e.g. a book series about "The Adventures of Little Red", a book about "Budgie the Helicopter" and books called "The Royal Switch" and "Bright Lights" as well as her her autobiography ''My Story''. In January 2003,she published ''What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way''. She co-wrote two authoritative books about the travels of Queen [[Victoria]] with historian Benita Stoney. As an amateur photographer, in 2003 The Duchess published a collection of images for charity titled ''Reflections''.		She has also written books for children, e.g. a book series about "The Adventures of Little Red", a book about "Budgie the Helicopter" and books called "The Royal Switch" and "Bright Lights" as well as her her autobiography ''My Story''. In January 2003, she published ''What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way''. She co-wrote two authoritative books about the travels of Queen [[Victoria]] with historian Benita Stoney. As an amateur photographer, in 2003 The Duchess published a collection of images for charity titled ''Reflections''.

	Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.		Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.

	The film [[''Young Victoria'']], produced by her in 2009,was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.		The film ''[[The Young Victoria\|Young Victoria]]'', produced by her in 2009, was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.

			== Sources ==
	Sources:		* Sarah Ferguson Foundation: http://www.sarahfergusonfoundation.org/?page_id=33
			* Fergie Confidential: ''The Real Story'' [place? publishing house?]
	Sarah Ferguson Foundation: http://www.sarahfergusonfoundation.org/?page_id=33

	Fergie Confidential: ''The Real Story'' [place? publishing house?]

Pankratz at 16:53, 4 May 2010

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	Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice\|Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie\|Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

Pankratz at 16:53, 4 May 2010

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	~~The Duchess of York,Sarah Ferguson, was born~~ as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959 ~~and is the~~ second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		Born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959, second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the [[Prince Philip\|Duke of Edinburgh]], at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986 and thus became The Duchess of York. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports ~~the charitable~~ projects ~~in order~~ to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own charitable Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports projects which try to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.

	The Duchess was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society’s “Great American Weigh In”, an annual campaign (modeled after the Society’s “Great American Smoke Out”) aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In March 2003 she joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing.In 2007 the Duchess was named "Mother of the Year" by the American Cancer Society.		The Duchess was a founding supporter of The American Cancer Society’s “Great American Weigh In”, an annual campaign (modeled after the Society’s “Great American Smoke Out”) aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In March 2003 she joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing. In 2007 the Duchess was named "Mother of the Year" by the American Cancer Society.

	For the last ten years she was the U.S. spokesperson for Weight Watchers International, Inc. Sarah Ferguson remains a popular role model for millions who have weight problems.She has also published Energy Breakthrough; Reinventing Yourself; Win the Weight Game; Dieting with The Duchess; Dining with The Duchess for Weight watchers.		For the last ten years she was the U.S. spokesperson for Weight Watchers International, Inc. Sarah Ferguson remains a popular role model for millions who have weight problems. She has also published ''Energy Breakthrough''; ''Reinventing Yourself''; ''Win the Weight Game''; ''Dieting with The Duchess''; ''Dining with The Duchess'' for Weight watchers.

	She has also written books for children, e.g.a book series about "The Adventures of Little Red", a book about "Budgie the Helicopter" and books called "The Royal Switch" and "Bright Lights" ~~aswell~~ as her her autobiography "My Story". In January 2003,she published "What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way". She co-wrote two authoritative books about the travels of Queen Victoria with historian Benita Stoney. As an amateur photographer, in 2003 The Duchess published a collection of images for charity titled Reflections.		She has also written books for children, e.g. a book series about "The Adventures of Little Red", a book about "Budgie the Helicopter" and books called "The Royal Switch" and "Bright Lights" as well as her her autobiography ''My Story''. In January 2003,she published ''What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way''. She co-wrote two authoritative books about the travels of Queen [[Victoria]] with historian Benita Stoney. As an amateur photographer, in 2003 The Duchess published a collection of images for charity titled ''Reflections''.

	Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s Today Show and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.		Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s ''Today Show'' and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.

	The film "[[Young Victoria]]," produced by her in 2009,was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.		The film [[''Young Victoria'']], produced by her in 2009,was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.

	~~Sarah Ferguson~~

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	Sarah Ferguson Foundation: http://www.sarahfergusonfoundation.org/?page_id=33		Sarah Ferguson Foundation: http://www.sarahfergusonfoundation.org/?page_id=33

	Fergie Confidential: The Real Story		Fergie Confidential: ''The Real Story'' [place? publishing house?]

Charming at 16:17, 4 May 2010

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	The Duchess of York,Sarah Ferguson, was born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959 and is the second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, at Westminster Abbey in July 1986. The couple has two daughters, Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary of York, born in 1988 and Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.		The Duchess of York,Sarah Ferguson, was born as Sarah Margaret Ferguson on October the 15th 1959 and is the second daughter of [[Major Ronald Ferguson]] and his former wife, the late Mrs. Hector Barrantes. She has an older sister called Jane Louisa ,who was born in 1957. Sarah Ferguson married [[Prince Andrew]], second son of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, at [[Westminster Abbey]] in July 1986. The couple has two daughters, [[Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary]] of York, born in 1988 and [[Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena]] of York, born in 1990. Ten years later Sarah and Andrew got divorced.

	Sarah Ferguson has her own Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports the charitable projects in order to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.		Sarah Ferguson has her own Foundation, called Sarah Ferguson Foundation in which she supports the charitable projects in order to make a difference in the lives of suffering children and families throughout the world.
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	Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s Today Show and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.		Sarah Ferguson is a correspondent to NBC’s Today Show and has served as guest editor on BBC Radio.

	The film "Young Victoria," produced by her in 2009,was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.		The film "[[Young Victoria]]," produced by her in 2009,was directed by Jean-Marc Vallee, scripted by Julian Fellowes and executive produced by Graham King and Martin Scorsese, focuses on the period when Victoria became queen and her marriage to Prince Albert.

	Sarah Ferguson		Sarah Ferguson