Sarah Ferguson Rejects Cloning Queen's Corgis Reality Show

0:00On March 23rd, Sarah Ferguson's representative has shut down rumors that she agreed to star in a reality show about cloning Queen Elizabetha. Seconds famous corgis. The idea involved her launching a business to clone and sell the dogs, but she turned it down right away. The proposal came up after some early chats with a media company about a show on dogs in general. Once they suggested the cloning twist, Ferguson ended those talks and declined. She and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, took in the Queen's last two corgis, Muik and Sandy, following her death in September 2022. Those pups were the only ones left from her pack and even attended the funeral. The late Queen owned more than 30 corgis over her lifetime and was known for her deep love of the breed. Ferguson has described caring for them as a true honor and a reminder of their shared times. She often gets pitches for reality TV, but always says no. Meanwhile, her team made it clear this one never had a chance, putting the story to rest for now.

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