Sarah, also known by friends and family as Fergie, launched a YouTube channel where she pledged to read children and their parents a story every day. The Duchess of York set up her reading area in front of a window looking over a stunning garden. 

The luminous space also features several plants, a comfortable rocking chair and candles.

In the video, Fergie sat at a table covered in a burgundy cloth and adorned with several plushies and two teapots.

Two of the plushies represented the main character of the Duchess’ most famous children’s book, Little Red.

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Fergie also has a unicorn plushie in front of her, as well as a unicorn teapot and an Alice in Wonderland-themed teapot.

In her first two videos, Fergie wore a green loose blouse and adorned her hair with a hairband featuring orange flowers.

The Duchess is believed to be self-isolating with Prince Andrew at the Royal Lodge.

On Friday, Fergie was photographed with her former husband preparing care packages for workers at a care home in Windsor, leading to think she is currently staying at the Royal Lodge.

The Duke and Duchess of York had been photographed by Antonia Marshall, Fergie’s assistant, while packing into pink bags treats and essentials for workers at Thames Hospice.

Prince Andrew, wearing a burgundy shirt and dark trousers, was also seen dropping off the packages.

Ms Marshall wrote upon sharing the snaps: “@sarahferguson15 and @hrhthedukeofyork packing all the care packages for @thameshospice in Windsor today.

“The York Family are a wonderful and steadfast unit and through this crisis, are continuously helping others. So proud of them all…”

Earlier today, Ms Marshall has also shared three never-before-seen pictures of Sarah doing chores.

Ms Marshall wrote on Instagram: “It’s chore time @sarahferguson15”. 

The snaps shows the Duchess of York cleaning the floor with a mop and washing up.

The York family appears to have been particularly active during the lockdown, providing local organisations with care packages or expressing their support to key workers.

Last week, Princess Eugenie invited people to thank postmen and women for their hard work by downloading stickers reading: “Dear Postie, thank you for working hard so we can stay safe and still send happy post.

“You are our heroes.”   

These stickers have been endorsed by the Royal Mail itself.

The younger daughter of Prince Andrew and Fergie was also spotted alongside her husband Jack Brooksbank and mother dropping off in March essentials at a hospital in west London.

A friend of the Yorks told the Daily Mail: “They wanted to do anything they could to help.”

Eugenie also paid tribute to the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital where she underwent surgery for scoliosis aged 12.

She wrote on Instagram in late March: “I’m so proud of my hospital, The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, as they have become a trauma centre for the first time since 1982 due to the incredibly challenging time we face and the unprecedented pressure all hospitals and their staff face.” 

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