Members of the Royal Family have confirmed what will happen to some of the Queen's beloved corgis following her death.
On Thursday, September 8, Buckingham Palace announced the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, with tributes flooding in from mourners around the globe.Sharing some of their favourite memories of the monarch, many had begun to ask what would happen to Her Majesty's dogs, with the 96-year-old known for her fond affection of them.
However, this week the Duke of York, Prince Andrew, confirmed that the animals would be kept within the family, with he and his ex-wife taking on some of the dogs. The Mirror reports that a spokesperson for Prince Andrew stated that he and Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York will take on Muick and Sandy – two dogs the late monarch received as gifts from her son.