Sarah Ferguson Comments On Harry And Meghan Writing Books

Sarah Ferguson's latest interview saw her talk about the royal family and books! Prince Harry's upcoming memoir and Meghan Markle's recently published children's book both came up in conversation when she spoke to Entertainment Tonight, making her one of the first royals to publicly address them.

Sarah Ferguson seems to be supportive of Harry's memoir based on her recent comments! "With Harry, I think he's got a lot to say," she said, mentioning that he's "such a good boy." She also expressed her belief that people can be too judgemental, calling for more "compassion and support." As well, she said that she thinks the late Princess Diana would be proud of her son.

The Duchess of York also voiced her support for Meghan Markle, who made her debut as an author in June with the illustrated children's book The Bench. "I think the fact that Meghan's written a children's book is really good, well done her," she said. Sarah herself has written books for kids, mentioning that it can be "really hard" to "keep it all very condensed" in that format.

Since Harry and Meghan officially stepped down from their roles as senior members of the royal family last year, they have been met with much criticism. In particular, their multimillion-dollar Netflix deal and documentary special with Oprah have come under much scrutiny. Sarah's positive comments about the couple's books are a welcome change from the negative reactions other royals have had to their decisions.

Sarah also briefly spoke to Entertainment Tonight about a book of her own that's coming out this month— her debut novel Her Heart For A Compass! "This character goes against the confines of 1870 where she was to be controlled by men -- and a lady does not wish to be controlled by men," she said of her fictional leading lady, "Lady Margaret".