The late Queen Elizabeth II‘s two remaining corgis have been pictured being taken on a walk near Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s home in Norfolk. Since the late Queen’s death in September 2022, Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, had been caring for Muick and Sandy at their former Windsor home, Royal Lodge.
Andrew and Sarah, both 66, were evicted from Royal Lodge last month over their connection to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. With Sarah’s various locations having been revealed, Andrew was moved to a temporary home in Norfolk before his upcoming permanent move to nearby Marsh Farm.
Andrew is now thought to have sole ownership of the corgis, who were pictured today on a walk with security personnel as fellow family members gear up for appearances at the Commonwealth Day service.
The pictures, which were taken from a public road, do not show Andrew, who has now been living in Norfolk for six weeks.
To mark International Dog Day last year, Sarah shared two photographs of Sandy and Muick.
Sarah captioned the post: “Life is simply better with a wagging tail at your side. Celebrating our companions today and always. Happy #InternationalDogDay!”
Commenting on Sarah’s post, one fan wrote: “How nice to see the royal corgis.”
Another commented back in August 2025: “The corgis are thriving under your love and care.”
With Sarah and Andrew’s reputation in tatters, no further updates have been given via Sarah’s Instagram.
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