Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved corgis have officially begun a new chapter in their lives. Long considered to be one of the most symbolic and memorable parts of her legacy, the pups have been relocated following Prince Andrew’s departure from Royal Lodge.
After months of uncertainty, new details have emerged regarding Muick and Sandy’s new home.
The Queen’s lifelong passion for Corgis
Throughout her reign, Queen Elizabeth was famously devoted to her dogs. Throughout her life, she owned nearly 30 corgis. Muick and Sandy were the two companions who were at her side until her death in 2022.
Following the Queen’s passing, the dogs were entrusted to Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the former Duke and Duchess of York. Recent developments surrounding Andrew’s standing within the royal family have reshaped their living arrangements.
© Bettmann ArchivePrince Andrew’s longstanding association with Jeffrey Epstein has continued to impact his position within the royal family. After the latest batch of Epstein files that were disclosed, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Andrew would no longer hold the title of prince in an official capacity and would be vacating the Royal Lodge, the place that served as his home for the past two decades.
Recent photographs taken in Norfolk confirm that Muick and Sandy have relocated with Andrew to Wood Farm, a residence on the Sandringham estate. The move is temporary, as Andrew is expected to settle permanently at Marsh Farm once the renovations that the home has been undergoing are complete.
Images suggest that Andrew remains personally involved in the care of the dogs, suggesting that the corgis will be staying with him in the long term. It seems like Sarah Ferguson will not be directly involved in the animals’ day-to-day care.
© GettyImagesPrince Andrew’s future
Prince Andrew’s circumstances are continuing to shift. Despite his ties to Epstein dating back decades, it seems like the repercussions for him are just beginning. His loss of royal titles and residence has driven a wedge within the royal family, with a spokesperson for Kensington Palace confirming that the Prince and Princess of Wales are focused on supporting victims and want to draw as much distance as they can from the scandal.
Thames Valley Police are reportedly investigating allegations of potential misconduct tied to Andrew’s former institutional role. According to statements, officials are reviewing claims that allege the misuse of public office, in particular, whether Andrew used his position to facilitate Jeffrey Epstein’s connections.
All throughout this story, Queen Elizabeth’s corgis, once fixtures at Buckingham Palace, are adapting to a quieter and new life in Norfolk.
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