Prince William and Princess Catherine are said to have been “appalled” by the claim that Sarah Ferguson could communicate with the late Queen via her beloved corgis. Sarah and her disgraced ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had been looking after Muick and Sandy since the much-loved monarch’s death in September 2022.
The adorable dogs were pictured with royal staff in Windsor on the day of the late Queen’s funeral. Sarah, 66, had reportedly told friends that she had been communicating with the late Queen through Sandy and Muick – a claim that had left the Royal Family horrified.
She reportedly also told her friends that she could feel the late Queen’s presence during her dog walks near Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Sarah and Andrew have since been evicted from the 30-room mansion over their connection to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The former couple – who had lived at the home together since 2008 despite their divorce – also lost their titles, including Andrew’s princely title, last year.
The Royalist also revealed that people who cared for and spent time with the late Queen in her final months, such as her oldest friend and dresser, Angela Kelly, thought it was a bizarre and tasteless way for Sarah to boast about her connection to her.
The plan would have involved Sarah selling genetically replicated corgis “to other dog lovers around the world,” the Daily Mail reports.
A source, who was close to the negotiations, added: “There were Zoom meetings with the TV people and email exchanges. At one point she wanted to get what she called her ‘team’ involved. Sarah seemed to be up for anything provided she was paid – and particularly if she could do some travelling in the process and meet rich aristos who might like to own a corgi.”
In the end, the project was abandoned.
