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The Duchess of York shared a series of photos on Instagram as she thanked food brand Perkier for sending snack bars to care workers during the coronavirus crisis. In one of the images, a framed picture of Sarah with her two daughters can be seen in the background.

The Yorks are known to be very close despite Sarah and Prince Andrew divorcing in 1996.

The Duchess has previously described her and Andrew as “the world’s happiest unmarried couple”.

Earlier this month, she shared a photo with the Duke of York, Beatrice and Eugenie to mark International Family Day.

Sarah captioned the picture: “On International Family Day .. I am so proud of our united loving family.”

The Duchess has been pictured volunteering with Andrew during the lockdown.

The pair packed cupcakes into gift bags for the Thames Hospice in April.

Sarah is also keeping busy with her Storytime With Fergie And Friends YouTube channel, which she launched last month.

The mother-of-two reads a children’s story at 4pm each day.

Speaking when she launched her YouTube channel, Sarah said: “I’m in my favourite place ever, ever, ever, which is with children, thinking of children and thinking of all the children out there that just need a little bit of magic and you are not alone.

“Every day I’m going to do Storytime With Fergie And Friends – not just Fergie.

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Thank you to @perkierfoods for sending over 1000 bars to frontline teams during the COVID crisis including The Manor Care home in Windsor @nhsengland #nhs #coronavirus

A post shared bySarah Ferguson (@sarahferguson15) on May 22, 2020 at 11:32am PDT

“You’ll have to wait and see – it’s going to be very exciting.

“And don’t worry they’re not very long books… or it could be long books.

“But let’s get a bit of magic going here, shall we?”

The first story Sarah, who recently signed a publishing deal for seven children’s books, read was Hairy Maclary by Lynley Dodd.

Special guests also feature including Eugenie who read Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney.

Sarah and Andrew are spending the coronavirus lockdown at their Royal Lodge residence in Windsor.

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