Sarah Ferguson wants Bridgerton s Shonda Rhimes to adapt her romance novel for Netflix
18 Jan, 2021 01:52 AM
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Fergie just announced she s releasing her own Bridgerton-esque romance novel. Photo / Netflix
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Sounds like Fergie is just as obsessed with Bridgerton as the rest of us.
Just after announcing she s releasing a romance novel with Mills & Boon, the Duchess of York has revealed she wants Shonda Rhimes to adapt it into a TV series as she s obsessed with the producer s latest series and has binged it twice already.
She announced her latest book Her Heart For A Compass , a fictionalised account of her great-great-aunt s life, this week and already has big plans for the novel.
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Sarah Ferguson reveals she will be approaching Bridgerton producer Shonda Rhimes adapt to her upcoming Mills & Boon novel for TV after binge watching the regency romp TWICE
Sarah Ferguson has revealed she wants to ask Shonda Rhimes to adapt her upcoming Mills & Boon novel into a TV series after watching Bridgerton twice
Duchess of York, 61, will release her first adult romance novel in August this year
Added that she hopes future series of Bridgerton film at Sunninghill Park, where she first lived after marrying Prince Andrew