Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson made her fans' day when she posted an iconic video of herself avoiding the hustle and bustle of Beijing airport on a scooter suitcase.
The 60-year-old royal figure made a joke on how to avoid getting in the way of others by opting for a suitcase with wheels - and a motor.
The former wife of Prince Andrew posted the funny video on Twitter wearing a smart green blazer and a long black skirt, carrying a large bag on her wrist.
She wrote: "When in Beijing Airport.... 'If you can keep your head when all about you, are losing theirs and blaming it on you'.....go and get a scooter suitcase! #china."
Fans were loving her video, and labelled her a "legend" for the time-saving idea.
One fan wrote: "You are the best, I needed a smile today," with a heart emoji.
Another gushed, "How brilliant xxx I would need a larger one than that though," with a laughing face.
And a third penned: "Lol! Not very royal, but that's why we love you!"
Sarah has recently faced backlash after photos of the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton were used to promote a cosmetic clinic frequented the Duchess of York in the latest royal gaffe.
Fergie has had a series of procedures at the Harley Street site and last week made a video tribute about its services.
But there was outrage as the Dr Gabriela clinic used old snaps of Kate, 37, in promotional posts on Instagram .
Royal sources suggested Buckingham Palace would be dismayed that the images of Kate had been misused.
In the first, taken at Wimbledon in 2014, she wears very little make-up and in the second, taken two years earlier at an evening do, she has a glamorous evening look.
In broken English alongside the photos were the words: “Imagination of natural look. We are doing procedures that you look like fresh you.”
Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, said: "What is so blatantly awful in using these images is that prospective clients may be inclined to think that Kate has had a laser facelift or other treatment from this company when she most certainly has not.
"This appears to be a very ill-thought-out campaign by one of the many, many skin doctors that set themselves up in Harley Street. This is another episode in the daily life of the Yorks, I'm afraid."
