Sarah Ferguson Denies Reality Show Cloning Queen's Corgis

0:00Sarah Ferguson has firmly denied reports that she planned to star in a reality show cloning the late Queen Elizabeth, Corgis. The story claims she would launch a company to produce copies of the dog's Munich and Sandy for sale worldwide. Her representative quickly set the record straight, saying she turned down the idea after some early discussions. Those talks started with a media company about a general program on dogs, but Ferguson passed on the cloning angle right away. It was close to her emphasized that she routinely rejects reality TV pitches like this one. The Corgis holds special meaning as the Queen's final companions, present at her funeral in September 2022. Over her life, she owned more than 30 of the breed and mixes. Now Mewick and Sandy live with Ferguson and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, first her royal lodge, and recently spotted at the Sanderingham Estate. Ferguson has kept a low profile lately, but shared warm photos of the dogs on Instagram. She posted tributes on the third anniversary of the Queen's death, and on International

1:01Dog Day in August, calling it an honor to care for them. This denial clears up the buzz, leaving focus on her genuine affection for the Queen's legacy through these beloved pets. This has been Toronto News Today, powered by AI.