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May 16, 2025May 16, 2025 by crimeandmoreworld - News Desk

The Late Queen, Sarah Ferguson Claims “Still Speaks to Her” Through Her Beloved Corgis

Queen Elizabeth II’s adored corgis moved in with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson at Windsor’s Royal Lodge after her death in 2022.She affectionately known as Fergie, has given an emotional update on the late Queen’s two corgis Sandy and Muick . She claims the former queen still communicates to her by sending messages through her beloved dogs.

Duchess of York, has now stated that she thinks the two dogs are her late mother-in-law’s way of communicating to her.She told Richard Eden, the social columnist for the Daily Mail, during a conversation at the Creative Women Platform Forum at Plaisterers’ Hall in London, “Every morning, they come in, they ‘woof woof’, and I’m sure that’s her paying a visit and talking to me through them.”