, the Duchess of York, is on the verge of fulfilling her long-held aspiration of becoming a television presenter. This exciting opportunity arises from her potential involvement with ITV’s flagship daytime panel show, .
Sources close to the Duchess have confirmed that she is currently in discussions with the show’s producers to join the roster of presenters and panelists, which features a rotating team of 15 high-profile women.
In anticipation of a permanent role, Sarah is set to take part in a full week of trial presenting. This follows her previous successful guest appearances on the show, where she highlighted her charitable initiatives and connected with viewers on a personal level.
Friends of Sarah have revealed that her passion for live television ignited during her memorable appearance on Jay Leno’s US talk show in 1996, a moment that left a lasting impression on her.
In addition to her enthusiasm for the medium, securing a position on Loose Women could provide her with financial support during this period of her life.
Sarah Ferguson is known for her charity work, (Image: Getty)
At the age of 65, Sarah lives at Royal Lodge in Windsor, a grand property she shares with her ex-husband, .
As she navigates this new chapter in her life, Sarah is determined to balance her personal aspirations with the realities of her current circumstances. She is keen to explore various opportunities that could further her career and bring fulfillment.
Meanwhile, faces significant pressure from to vacate the 30-room estate unless he can secure the funds to cover the annual maintenance costs, which are estimated to be around £400,000.
The situation has created a sense of urgency, as the upkeep of such an expansive property is daunting.
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Sarah lives with ex-husband Prince Andrew. (Image: Getty)
Sarah’s prospects in the world of television could be promising. For instance, lead presenters on shows like Loose Women typically earn around £3,000 per episode, while panellists bring in approximately £1,400 per appearance.
A source told “Sarah is finding a way to balance a potentially well-paid presenting job with her charity commitments and her main job as an author.
“She has been told there will be a chair with her name on it whenever she is ready to become a full-time Loose Woman.”
Sarah has also struck up a “genuine friendship” with star Sally Dynevor, also a Loose Women presenter, after they bonded over shared breast cancer experiences.
Katie Piper, another of the show’s hosts, shared with the afformentioned publication: “We’d be excited if she did [come back]. She was quite popular.
“The team had fun with her and she sent everyone a posh present – wellness body lotions and creams and a nice book and chocolates.”