Prince Andrew regain respect and goodwill by remarrying Sarah Ferguson?

• Some fans believe that Prince Andrew might regain his dignity if he remarries his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.
• The couple divorced in 1996, although they still cohabit at Royal Lodge in Windsor.
• Sarah doesn’t seem to have ruled out the possibility altogether.

Some fans believe that the Duke of York might regain his dignity and prestige if he remarries his ex-wife and girls’ mother Sarah Ferguson, despite the fact that royal historians and analysts have discounted any idea of Prince Andrew making a comeback to the throne.

While some believe that, with Charles as King, he has no chance of ever receiving any sort of rehabilitation.

Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, who wed in a lovely ceremony at Westminster Abbey in 1986, were divorced in 1996, although they still cohabit at Royal Lodge in Windsor.

The close relationship and shared residence of the parents of the princesses Beatrice and Eugenie gave rise to speculation that the former pair would one day get back together romantically and remarry; Sarah doesn’t seem to have ruled this possibility altogether.

she teased when quizzed about their relationship in an interview with The Telegraph, “All I can say is that we’re happy with the way we are right now,”

“We always say we are the most contented divorced couple in the world. We’re divorced to each other, not from each other,” she added.

Prince Andrew would remarry Ferguson, according to some royal enthusiasts and experts, in order to reclaim his dignity and lost popularity.

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