King Charles Plans to Reclaim Queen’s Corgis from Prince Andrew
King Charles is reportedly making plans to reclaim Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved corgis from Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Following the queen’s passing, these dogs, named Muick and Sandy, have been under Andrew’s care. However, the situation has left King Charles “deeply unsettled.”
Background on the Corgis
Since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Muick and Sandy have lived with Andrew. They were cherished companions of the late monarch, and their living arrangements have become a topic of concern for the royal family.
Concerns About Care
Insiders suggest that King Charles doubts Andrew’s ability to properly care for the corgis. Reports indicate that the king believes the dogs require a more stable home. Additionally, there are concerns surrounding the judgment exercised in their care.
Palace Statements
- The palace initially claimed the corgis would remain with family despite Andrew’s eviction from the Royal Lodge.
- Sources suggest that the queen would not have wanted Sarah Ferguson, Andrew’s ex-wife, around the dogs exclusively.
Royal Legacy
King Charles views Muick and Sandy as integral to the Crown’s living legacy. The ongoing conflict over the corgis highlights the royal family’s deep emotional ties to these animals.
Next Steps
Despite ongoing discussions, Andrew appears unwilling to give up the corgis. As the situation unfolds, many are left wondering how it will ultimately resolve.
