The Duchess of York, Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson, broke her social media seclusion on Tuesday, just days after making a series of since-deleted remarks on behalf of her troubled ex-husband Prince Andrew.
Sarah used Instagram on Tuesday to draw attention to the plight of Afghan refugees. She talked about her time in Albania, when she encountered a number of Afghani refugees, including young girls.
In one of the photos, the Duchess of York held up a sign that read: “To world! Afghan girls’ matter! They have rights to study!”
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Fergie also rallied for the cause in a lengthy caption, part of which said: “Since the Taliban began sweeping through Afghanistan, they have mounted an incredible evacuation effort of hundreds and hundreds of refugees to Albania…”
“And I had the privilege of meeting these extraordinary people, and listening to their stories,” she wrote, before continuing to share her experience.
The message comes only days after her ex-husband, the Duke of York, used her Instagram page to celebrate the Falklands War’s 40th anniversary.
After signing it ‘HRH, The Duke of York,’ a title that had been revoked in light of his sex scandal, his message sparked quite the uproar.
