Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson, the Duchess of York, broke her social media silence on Tuesday, days after posting a series of since-deleted posts on behalf of her embattled ex-husband Prince Andrew last week.
Sarah took to Instagram on Tuesday to highlight the cause of refugees from Afghanistan. She shared her experience in Albania, where she met several Afghani refugees, including 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!”
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 post comes days after her ex-Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, turned to her Instagram page to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Falklands War.
His post triggered quiet the controversy after he signed it ‘HRH, The Duke of York’, a title that had been revoked in light of his sex scandal.