Sarah Ferguson was seen leaving private members’ club Loulous in Mayfair on Thursday last week, kicking off Easter weekend.
The former wife of Prince Andrew, 58, a son of Queen Elizabeth II, wore a chic look as she exited the venue.
A mother to Princess Beatrice, 29, and Prince Eugenie, 28, smiled as she pounded the London pavement.
The Duchess wore silver earrings with dangling strings, which suited her complexion.
She chose a casual look in a black dress with a frilly skirt. The former-royal added a blue jacket over the ensemble with gold piping and buttons.
These matched her gold pendant necklace. Fergie carried a grey Mulberry handbag, which she left open, with a pack of cigarettes nestled inside.
Her shoes, from French Sole, featured a pretty blue butterfly pattern on the toe and retail at around £190.
Perhaps Sarah was celebrating the engagement of her youngest daughter Princess Eugenie to Jack Brooksbank.
Private members club Loulou’s is also known as 5 Hartford Street and it plays host to a number of celebrities.
Regular guests include Mick Jagger, Kate Moss and Sarah Ferguson’s daughters.
The lavish club has a drawing room, nightclub and a restaurant and if you want to enter you have to be a member or signed in by one.
A palace insider recently revealed that Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew have a ‘strange’ relationship.
The Duchess of York is said to live with the Duke of York at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
The source said: “She used to stay in a different house, but she sold it and moved in after the Queen Mother died.
“It’s a strange relationship, no one really knows, even I don’t quite know how it all works.”
Sarah Ferguson was given a ruby engagement ring by the Prince before they married in 1986.
However, their romance did not stand the test of time, and their pair announced their separation in March 1992.
She told the Telegraph in August 2013 in reference to Andrew: “He’s still my handsome prince, he’ll always be my handsome prince.”
While the Duchess of York due to marriage, Sarah has some royal heritage herself.
She is related to two of his illegitimate sons Charles Lennox, 1st Duke of Richmond, and James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth.
What is more, Fergie also descends from Lady Anne Palmer. She was the daughter of Barbara Villiers, also known as Barbara Palmer, 1st Duchess of Cleveland.
