Prince Andrew's note on Sarah Ferguson's Instagram handle was deleted
Prince Andrew's surprise move to regain his presence on social media was unknown to Buckingham Palace.
Roberta Fiorito and Rachel Bowie announced on their podcast Royally Obsessed that Buckingham Palace aides had 'no clue' Andrew was going to use ex-wife Sarah Ferguson's Instagram account to share their two cents about social media Is.
Ms Fiorito said: "It is @sarahferguson15 that she shared these posts written by Andrew, supposedly Fergie is the one who requested that she leave to serve in the Falklands War with the Royal Navy on the 40th Share your reflections on the anniversary"
"He shares over 700 words in three different posts"
“It was originally signed to HRH Duke of York, which he is not using HRH,” she said. The post was later removed by the Palace.
She said: "The associates at Buckingham Palace were told and were completely blind and had no clue [about the post]".
Ms Bowie continued: "I see it in a way that Andrew was like, I [he] showed up at the Thanksgiving service, it gives me a moment to start my way back.
"It doesn't make sense, my first reaction was ... that this guy mainly needs an editor"
She adds: "Who is in their inner circle who is guiding them to make these decisions or are they completely deceiving".
The Duke of York, who used the post to publicly state that he was 'a changed man', had previously been labeled 'desperate' by a royal watcher.
Robert Jobson The Mirror: "It was the Duke of York's bizarre decision to try to cement his image on his ex-wife's Instagram account about the experiences of the Falklands War and to use the title HRH that was snatched from her to sign off Was taken. A strange move."