Sarah Ferguson, 63, does not make too many trips to the States, so we can see why she's reminiscing on her latest visit to New York.
This year, Climate Week took place from September 17–24 and the Duchess of York made a trip to the Empire City to take part in a number of events.
Yesterday, Ferguson highlighted her attendance at Global Citizen NOW: Climate Sessions 2023. For reference, Global Citizen is an org dedicated to ending global poverty, while also focusing on climate action and inequality.
The duchess wrote, “@micksheldrick the work you have achieved @glblctzn by bringing the global community together to take action is empowering and inspirational. I look forward to supporting you further in the future. Thank you so much @Stashrunofficial for the Chantelle Nampijinpa Robertson scarf @warlu_art. It was an honour to wear it.”
But Fergie didn't stop there. The royal also reflected on her “Tea with Gen Z” in another post early this morning.
“I recently spent the morning in New York with some inspirational leaders who are speaking up for the generations who will be impacted by the decisions we make today,” Ferguson wrote. “ Thank you @stashrunofficial and @queerbrownvegan for hosting me and to @miriamhaart @sophiakianni @ashleybarriientos @pamela_ea @imkevinjpatel @browngirl_green for sharing what it means to be a ‘Gen Z’ in 2023.”
The Duchess of York kept busy during her time in New York, because it was this same trip where she presented The Perfect World Foundation Award to Kristin Davis (AKA Charlotte from Sex and the City) for her conservationist and philanthropic efforts.
You never waste a minute, Sarah. We sure hope to see you across the pond again soon.
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