As the country mourns the Queen, King Charles III has been picking up where his mother left off after becoming the oldest person to assume the throne. But the new monarch isn't the only one getting used to the change as the royal corgis have been adjusting to life with new owners.
It has been confirmed Prince Andrew and Princess Beatrice will take in the Queen's two Welsh corgis, Muick and Sandy, following her death on Thursday, September 8. Andrew, Beatrice and her sister Eugenie are said to have gifted Muick to the Queen to keep her company when Prince Philip was in hospital, while the Prince of York gave her Sandy in June on what would have been Prince Philip's 100th birthday.
It is thought the royal corgis will be moved out of Buckingham Palace to make room for King Charles' two Jack Russells, Bluebell and Beth, and will move in with Prince Andrew at his £30 million regal residence, Royal Lodge in Windsor.
