Sarah Ferguson Declines Meg’s Offer in New York Amid Request for Connection with Fergie’s Billionaire Friend

Princess Beatrice and her mother, Sarah Ferguson, were all set for a night out following a glamorous makeover by a renowned makeup artist believed to be in New York this week.

The Duchess of York and her eldest daughter underwent a transformation by Clarissa Luna, a makeup artist based in the bustling city, and later posed for a series of breathtaking photographs.

Both mother and daughter were impeccably dressed, with Beatrice stunning in a form-fitting navy dress by designer The Vampire's Wife, valued at $3,000.

Beatrice was seen braving the cooler weather in New York with a chic trench coat layered over her elegant attire as she ventured out for the evening.

The royal seemed to be in high spirits during her outing in New York, which occurred shortly after her mother, Sarah Ferguson, referred to Beatrice and her sister Eugenie as her soulmates.

The Duchess of York expressed that her two daughters have been her greatest supporters and cheerleaders, particularly since her cancer diagnosis.

Despite Meghan Markle often hinting at maintaining a close bond with Beatrice and Eugenie, sources indicate that there is no evidence of Beatrice reconnecting with her cousins in the United States.

Contrary to rumors, Beatrice has not reached out to Meghan and Harry.

A source disclosed that Meghan Markle appears to be acting independently at this juncture, leaving many speculating about her next attention-grabbing move.

Collaborating with Prince Andrew's wife could potentially spark intrigue, as per Meghan's representatives hinting at a joint project with Sarah Ferguson.

The two women may find common ground in their shared belief of mistreatment by the royal family post-marriage.

However, it should be noted that Sarah's conduct does not align with Meghan's public criticisms of the royal family.

Meghan is purportedly interested in partnering with Sarah due to her extensive network of influential individuals and billionaires in both the UK and the US, although Sarah's involvement in Meghan's endeavors remains uncertain.

Sarah Ferguson, known for her authorship of over a dozen children's books spanning from the early 1990s to the present day, including popular titles such as “Tea for Ruby,” the “Little Red” series, and the “Helping Hands” series, has established connections with various publishers.

Meghan, on the other hand, is currently working on a memoir and seemingly seeks Sarah Ferguson's assistance in securing a publisher, possibly due to concerns about the reception of her book following Prince Harry's recent revelations.

Meanwhile, reports suggest that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not being invited to King Charles' 75th birthday celebration at Clarence House could cast a shadow over the event.

A spokesperson for the Sussexes confirmed that they had not received an invitation to the monarch's upcoming birthday festivities, prompting speculation about the potential impact of their absence.

Former BBC Royal correspondent Jenny Bond highlighted the potentially awkward dynamic if the former royals were to attend the celebration, noting the existing stability within the royal family.

Bond emphasized the need for reconciliation and resolution of tensions before genuine unity and celebration can be achieved within the royal family.