The royal household has just dropped a bombshell — and it’s not just about Prince Andrew’s title being stripped. In a move that’s left Britain reeling, Buckingham Palace has finally revealed the fate of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s final corgis — Muick and Sandy, the cherished companions she left in the care of Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York.

After Andrew’s shocking royal eviction from the Windsor estate, questions swirled about what would happen to the Queen’s beloved dogs. Were they to be moved, rehomed, or kept under Fergie’s care? Now, the Palace has spoken — and the truth is both heartwarming and heart-wrenching.

According to insider reports, despite the chaos surrounding Prince Andrew’s fall from royal grace, the corgis will remain with Sarah Ferguson. Royal sources confirm that Fergie has “fully taken on the role” of their caretaker — calling it her “greatest honor” to ensure they live out their days surrounded by love, just as the Queen would have wanted.

For many, this announcement feels like a rare ray of light in a storm of royal drama. “Her Majesty adored those dogs more than anything,” said one palace aide. “Knowing they’re still being cherished by someone she trusted brings a sense of peace to the family.”

But not everyone is celebrating. With Andrew’s residence at Royal Lodge now under review, rumors swirl that the dogs may be relocated once the eviction is finalized. Some royal watchers fear this could mark “the end of an era” — the final physical connection to the Queen’s private world.

The Queen’s corgis have long symbolized her unwavering loyalty and gentle spirit. During her reign, she owned more than 30 of them — companions who followed her through decades of triumph, tragedy, and transformation. Muick and Sandy were famously gifted to her in 2021 by Prince Andrew and Princess Beatrice, during the height of Prince Philip’s illness, to lift her spirits.

Now, as the monarchy undergoes a new wave of upheaval — King Charles asserting control, Andrew losing privileges, and William reshaping the royal image — even the fate of two small dogs feels symbolic. The palace’s latest move serves as a reminder: in a world of titles and turmoil, love and loyalty still matter most.

💬 One fan wrote online, “If the Queen were watching, she’d smile knowing her corgis are still home — even if the palace walls keep changing.”

👑 The Royal Family remains silent on whether the dogs will continue living at Royal Lodge or move with Sarah Ferguson elsewhere, but one thing is certain: the Queen’s final companions will never be abandoned.

— A bittersweet ending to a royal story that began with a young princess and her very first corgi, all those years ago.

✨ Even in chaos, the Queen’s love endures — four paws at a time.