Her move back to her former marital home came as her teetering affairs finally gasped their last and collapsed around her. She was widely criticised in the British press for bemoaning the fact that in order to spend a lot of cash, one also has to have a lot coming in as well. But just as I can't make plans for the millennium, I can't make plans about what's going to happen with us. We're a unit for the children and we have group unity totally. We're the happiest divorced couple in the world, definitely.
Some people are happily married.
Well, we're happily divorced. But she is widely acknowledged to be dating Italian millionaire, Count Gaddo della Gherardesca. The infamous toe-sucking incident, which came while the duchess was still married to Prince Andrew, outraged the British public, large parts of which were becoming contemptuous of her lifestyle of holidays and partying. Her many attempts to get back on to a right footing, including patronising charities and worthy causes, were scorned as imitations of Diana, Princess of Wales. In recent interviews, she appears to have become philosophical about her ostracism from the Royal Family, and the continued disdain with which she is regarded in Britain.