Sarah Ferguson Rejects Queen's Corgi Cloning Reality Show

0:00It's March 22nd. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now. AI-powered and trending. Sarah Ferguson has shut down rumors that she planned to start in a reality show, cloning the late Queen Elizabeth's cordies, and selling them off. Her representative told Media outlets, she turned down the idea flat out after the Daily Mail reported it on March 21st. The proposal came up during early talks with Halcyon Media about a general dog program, the Ferguson decline, once it shifted to cloning the Queens. Pets, Mewick, and Sandy. She routinely passes on reality TV pitches like this one. Queen Elizabeth adored cordies throughout her life, owning more than 30 of them in their doorgie mixes. Mowick and Sandy were the only two that outlived her, even attending her funeral on September 19th, 2022. Public curiosity about the corgies spiked recently when Ferguson and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, moved out of their long-time home at Royal Lodge in Pens, February.

1:00Halcyon Studios has not commented on the matter. Ferguson recently honored the Queen on the third anniversary of her passing by, posting about the dogs online, calling it an honor to care for them. Every day is a reminder of shared times.