Sarah, Duchess of York, undergoes surgery after breast cancer diagnosis

The operation was a success and Sarah’s prognosis is good, the duchess’ spokesperson said.

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Sarah, Duchess of York, attends a premiere of the film “Marlowe” in London on March 16, 2023.

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LONDON — Sarah, the Duchess of York, underwent surgery after being diagnosed with breast cancer, according to a spokesperson.

The 63-year-old was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer following a routine mammogram. The surgery was a success and Sarah’s prognosis is good, the duchess’s spokesperson said. She was released from King Edward VII’s Hospital in London on Sunday to recuperate at home in Windsor.

Sarah was married to Prince Andrew from 1986-96, and the couple has two daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

She spoke about the diagnosis on her new podcast, “Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah,” set to be released Monday. She recorded the segment with her co-host, entrepreneur Sarah Thomson, before her operation.

Once a favorite target of Britain’s tabloids, the former Sarah Ferguson has previously published her memoirs and authored a number of children’s books as well as a historical romance for adults.

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