There are multiple reasons for this horrible wish.

Source: http://www.crazydaysandnights.net

Sticking with the royal theme from the last blind, there is more to tell.

That divorced royal couple has apparently been living together for the past several years.

Apparently this couple is extremely hopeful that the person in the most ill of health in the family passes away soon. There are multiple reasons for this horrible wish.

It is that person who has kept the female in the divorced couple away from public events.

It is also that person who has refused to reinstate allowances for the children of the couple.

That person is of the belief that the children should be working.

The divorced male in the relationship has been threatening that the kids will start earning money doing reality television and other untoward things if the allowances are not reinstated.

Divorced royal couple: Prince Andrew, Duke of York & Sarah Fergie Duchess of York

Person in the most ill of health: Prince Philip (why the Queen always forgives Andrew’s blunders)

Children: Princess Beatrice of York and Princess Eugenie of York

Why the Queen always forgives Andrew’s blunders: Whatever the crises that have come and gone, controversial Prince remains the son who can do no wrong

Prince Andrew has long been considered Her Majesty’s favourite son

Born when she had reigned for best part of a decade and was experienced

Was spare to Charles the heir so Queen has always tried to compensate

Despite all his public mishaps the two are still exceptionally close- Source

Why Prince Philip Can’t Forgive Fergie

Sarah Ferguson’s latest attempt to get back in royal good books came to a shuddering halt at Royal Ascot when she came face to face with her nemesis, Prince Philip.

Royal Ascot is a highlight of the Queen’s year, her favorite festival of racing, and by tradition Her Majesty is driven onto the course each day in a horse-drawn carriage, accompanied only by her most beloved family members and friends, or occasionally outsiders on whom she particularly wishes to bestow public recognition.

Could there be any clearer way for Andrew to telegraph to the nation that Fergie was a reformed character, reconciled with the royal family from the top down?

Then, according to Britain’s Daily Express, Prince Philip noticed Fergie.

The moment the paper described was one of major-league shade.

Prince Philip was reportedly said to look furious.

As the carriage moved off, racegoers said, the Prince actually twisted back in his seat to get another look at her, doing a very visible double-take to make it quite clear to the onlooking crowds that he couldn’t quite believe his eyes at the audacity of the woman who still insists on being called “Duchess” by strangers and staff (she saves the ‘call me Sarah’ stuff for Oprah).

If he had muttered, “What is that ghastly woman doing here?” as they drove on, his wife would certainly have been unsurprised.

For although Andrew and Fergie have never been closer, living together at Royal Lodge, purchasing ski lodges and living to all appearances like a married couple, there is undisguised hatred between Fergie and Prince Philip.

Incidentally, Charles and William both share his loathing, to the extent that Fergie was not invited to the Royal Wedding.

Speculation that they may one day remarry continues to buzz, but the truth is that such a reunion could never happen while Prince Philip still has breath in his body. He even gets angry when conversation turns to Fergie and Andrew’s unconventional living arrangements

Philip has never forgiven Fergie for the damage she did to the dignity and reputation of the Royal Family through her well-publicized extramarital affairs, her desperate pursuit of money and shameless efforts to cash in on her royal connections, and her attempt to sell access to Prince Andrew to an undercover reporter from the News of the World.

Fergie, for her part, tells anyone who will listen endless stories of the tyrannical duke. “She always likes to say how he ‘rules the Royal family with a rod of iron,’” says a source. “They loathe each other, to put it frankly.” – Source