Ferguson's Corgi Cloning Reality Show: Royal Drama

On March 23rd, after Queen Elizabeth's death in September 2022, her last two corgis, Sandy

and Muehick ended up living with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

This weekend, reports surfaced about Ferguson considering a reality TV show centered on

cloning the Queen's beloved dogs to sell to fans worldwide.

The proposed series would follow her launching a company to clone the corgis with scientists

and investors, exploring genetics while touching on royal.

Early drama and business challenges.

Ferguson gets plenty of reality TV pitches, but her team says she always turns them down.

They stressed she specifically rejected this corgic cloning idea after some early chats

about a broader dog program fell through.

This denial comes amid tough times for the couple, including the closure of her charity

earlier this year, and Andrew's arrest on misconduct charges in.

February.

We're also evicted from royal lodge, leaving questions about the dog's future.

Buckingham Palace stayed quiet at first, but it's now clear the corgis remain with Andrew,

carrying on the Queen's legacy in quieter royal circles.

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