Sarah's TV career move

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Feb 9, 2007, 13:30 GMT

Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has landed a presenting role on America's biggest breakfast TV show. 01/26/2007 - Sarah Ferguson - 52nd Annual Viennese Opera Ball - The Waldorf Astoria - New York, NY © Wild1 / Photorazzi

01/26/2007 - Sarah Ferguson - 52nd Annual Viennese Opera Ball - The Waldorf Astoria - New York, NY © Wild1 / PhotorazziThe British duchess will front a once-a-month-segment on NBC's 'Today' programme called 'Stories from the heart'.She said: "I'm going to be a regular on 'Today'. Stories from the heart. Like how you lose weight."Producers Amy Rosenblum and Debbie Kosofsky are both very excited about the prospect of a royal presenting the popular slot.They told Britain's Daily Mirror: "It was an experiment, but it's doing well. She'll be on every month."Sarah has a high-profile career in the US, where she is already a spokesperson for Weight Watchers.She has also recently announced that she plans to launch her own range of luxury household goods in the States.Sarah's 'Duchess Originals' line - which will include branded teaspoons and bed linen - will not be sold in the UK following an agreement with the British Royal Family - but can be bought over the internet.(C) BANG Media International

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