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The Duchess of York lives at the Royal Lodge with her former husband Prince Andrew. The mother of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie has decorated her living room with flower arrangements, stuffed toys and a Union Jack flag. The eccentric, lively room has a shelving unit at the back, which is full of ornaments and crockery.

One of her Instagram fans asked the Duchess: “Do I spy Arthur Fantastic on the table?”

Another said: “Flower tarts. Fantastic.”

Fergie is pictured wearing a flower headband around her forehead and more floral decorations can be spotted behind her.

The Duchess reads different stories every day and often has celebrity guests to read with her, which have included Holly Branson.

Her daughter Princess Eugenie has also made an appearance on the channel.

Fergie wanted to start the story time as a way for children to feel reassured during the pandemic times.

Earlier this week she uploaded a video to her channel showing people how to make fairy wings.

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Actor William Moseley appeared on the channel to read The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S.Lewis.

She recently shared a picture of her kitchen when she was showing off a cupcake she had received.

The Duchess wrote on Instagram: “Thank you so much to Kikas Cupcakes for donating your wonderful cupcakes to Haircuts 4 Homeless and Sarah’s Trust.”

Sarah’s Trust aims to match charities with people who have the “social responsibility and financial ability” to provide aid.

The project aims to help NHS, care home and hospice staff by delivering meals to key workers during the coronavirus crisis.

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Speaking of the charity, the Duchess said: “I am incredibly excited to be bringing all of my charitable causes under one roof with Sarah’s Trust.

“It’s something I have wanted to do for a long time.
“We will focus on a whole range of causes, all across the world.

“But at this terrible time, it’s right that our first projects should be to help to contend with the impact of coronavirus both at home and abroad.”

The Royal Lodge was the Windsor residence to The Queen Mother.

The 92 acre plot was one of her homes from 1952 until her death in 2002.

The Grade II-listed building was originally built to enable George IV to entertain guests during Royal Ascot.

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