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Sarah Ferguson’s Rep Clarifies Rumor She Cloned Queen Elizabeth II’s Corgis
Sarah Ferguson proposed cloning the late Queen’s corgis to sell to wealthy buyers globally as part of a reality TV show, but the plan was abandoned amid legal and ethical concerns.
- A new report alleges the Duchess of York pitched a reality TV show to clone the late Queen's corgis Muick and Sandy, according to the Daily Mail on Saturday, March 21.
- Reports say Ferguson was seeking TV work to monetise the corgis, with talks involving multiple US production companies and Los Angeles producers about a show concept.
- There were Zoom meetings and email exchanges with US producers who provided a synopsis describing cloning and breeding concepts for the show.
- Ferguson's team was forced to respond to the claims while her representative said, to be clear, she 'declined the proposal' and the corgis remain with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
- Amid growing pressure, Ferguson has largely retreated from public view as pet cloning in the US remains legal, with some replicas selling for 75,000 and experts warning of abnormalities.
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According to a British newspaper, Queen Elizabeth's dogs Muick and Sandy were almost caught up in Ferguson's money laundering scheme.
The Independent
The Independent (US)Why Sarah Ferguson would have been wrong to clone the Queen’s corgis
For grieving dog owners desperate to bring their pet back, cloning may feel like the answer for their broken heart. But it could be bad for us and our dogs, writes Louise Glazebrook
For months, Sarah Ferguson's whereabouts have been a mystery – now she's breaking the silence about the wild cloning corgi addictions through a speaker! The Duchess firmly refuses to participate in a reality show about the Queen's cloned corgis. On the weekend, a curious announcement took place: Allegedly Sarah Ferguson (66), the ex-duchess of York, planning to clone the last corgis of the late Queen – Muick and Sandy – for a reality show and la…
Sarah Ferguson’s Rep Denies Plans to Clone Queen Elizabeth II's Corgis
A representative for Sarah Ferguson is setting the record straight on whether she planned to participate in a reality TV show focused on cloning the late Queen Elizabeth II’s famous corgis. The Daily Mail reported on Saturday, March 21, that Ferguson was set to star in a reality series following the royal as she sold clones of corgis Muick and Sandy. (Ferguson and her ex-husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, had previously taken in the dogs after…
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