Duchess of York Flew 1,500 Miles to Pursue Tiger Woods

A new biography titled 'Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York' by Andrew Lownie reveals that Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, romantically pursued golf legend Tiger Woods in the 1990s. Ferguson, who divorced Prince Andrew in 1996, reportedly called Woods "gorgeous" and flew 1,500 miles to see him, even confiding in Piers Morgan that she would "follow him around the course to see how I get on." The book also details Ferguson's romantic interests in other celebrities such as John F. Kennedy Jr., Kevin Costner, and George Clooney, although her planned meeting with JFK Jr. never occurred. Despite not dating Woods, Ferguson and the golfer maintained a friendship, with her publicly congratulating him on his 2019 Masters victory. Piers Morgan cautioned Ferguson that Woods might not have time for dating royals, but she remained undeterred. The biography also touches on Ferguson's extravagant lifestyle and significant debts during the 1990s and early 2000s, which led to Queen Elizabeth II initially covering some expenses before cutting financial support in 1996.