Sarah Ferguson’s Regret on Her Wedding Day: A Psychiatrist Explains

Dr. Raj Persaud, consultant psychiatrist in Harley Street, London, explores Andrew Lownie’s new book Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York. In this video, Dr. Raj focuses on Sarah Ferguson’s surprising confession about finding her royal wedding “lavish and proper – but dull,” and feeling “washed by regret” on the biggest day of her life. Why do some people struggle to find happiness despite wealth, fame, beauty, or privilege? Drawing on years of clinical experience, Dr. Raj explains the psychology behind “finding hell in paradise,” and why adapting to life’s inevitable difficulties is crucial for resilience and lasting fulfillment. 👉 In this video: What Fergie’s regret reveals about the psychology of entitlement Why marrying into the royal family often leads to disillusionment (Diana, Meghan, Fergie) The hidden “transaction” at the heart of happiness 🔔 Subscribe for more psychological insights into royalty, fame, and the human mind.