Ferguson Claims Queen's Ghost Talks Through Corgis

0:00On March 29th, Sarah Ferguson, the ex-duchess of York, dropped a wild claim recently, saying, Queen Elizabeth II's ghost is chatting with her through the royal corges. The 66-year-old insists the dog's American sandy bark messages from the lake queen every morning, like when they wolfed nothing, she swears. It's Elizabeth passing by. She spilled this at a women's form in London, and folks there got a good laugh. Those pups weren't exactly willed to her. Ferguson and her ex, Prince Andrew, gifted them to the queen back in 2021, then took them. Back after her death in 2022, no family powwow on that move. Just straight return to the ex-couples care amid their Epstein drama, which caused Ferguson her title. William and Kate, though, they're straight up appalled, calling it bizarre and tasteless. Sources say it sparked intense irritation, especially since Ferguson bracked a pals about inheriting the dogs like some spiritual air. Palace insiders are split. Some find it sweet. Others whisper, she's lost her mind.

1:03Even her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie, are privately worried, seeing their mom find solace and doggy ghost talks while dad sidelined. It's a messy mix of comfort and concern in the family. This royal rift over spectral corges shows how grief hits different in the palace, leaving us wondering what's next for Ferguson's unfiltered vibes. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.