King Carlos III’s Tears When Saying Goodbye to Elizabeth II’s Corgis

A new era begins in the UK. There have been more than ten days of tribute to commemorate the late Queen Elizabeth II. On September 8, the whole world turned black when it was announced that the monarch had died at the age of 96. Until two days earlier, she was active in her role as sovereign. In fact, he had several events on his agenda that he planned to attend. However, Balmoral Castle was the setting for her dying breath, surrounded by her daughter, Princess Anne, and her son and current king, Charles III.

Despite the best efforts of the rest of the British Royal Family to arrive as quickly as possible, they were in vain as when they entered the walls of the castleElizabeth II had passed away. In addition to leaving behind an important and historic legacy and a completely broken and despondent family, the Queen had the company of her friendly pets.

One of the most tender, but also the saddest, pictures was when the corgis—a breed of dog to which the Queen felt real devotion—participated in their master’s final farewell. The two dogs that will live with him prince andrew Patients waited in Windsor for the arrival of the Sovereign’s coffin. The procession went to the chapel of San Jorge, where Isabel is buried after a short religious service in her memory, but before that happened, the dogs and Emma, ​​the Queen’s favorite horse, were able to recover their remains. to see . Undoubtedly a special moment, as the Queen has always had her pets very much present in life, the pets she loved so much.

During the final farewell to Elizabeth II’s pets, there was one detail that did not go unnoticed and it was King Carlos’ tears, as he was experiencing a very emotional moment. This attitude of the current monarch is not surprising, since Carlos III has been very emotional since the beginning of parting with the queen and has not hesitated not to hold back his tears as he not only loses a Reina, but he had to say goodbye of his mother, whom he adored and with whom he had great complicity.

After this, Muick and Sandy, as the corgis are called, will live with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson at the Royal Lodge in Windsor. Despite their divorce, the couple continues to live in the same house. After the death of the Duke of Edinburgh on April 9, 2021, the Queen received the gift of these two dogs. While she didn’t like the idea of ​​her dogs outliving her, this gift couldn’t make her happier. During the time they lived together, the Queen felt very much accompanied and did not hesitate to fall in love with these adorable pets. Isabel II has always been a great lover of animals. It is estimated that the Queen had more than 30 dogs during her seventy-year reign.

Now a new reign begins, in which Carlos III will have to demonstrate everything he has learned over the years by standing in the ‘shadow’ of his mother. In this way, Prince William and Kate Middleton, the current Princes of Wales and Dukes of Cornwall, become the first in the line of succession to the throne. On the other hand, Prince Harry will return with Meghan Markle to the United States, where they have lived for more than two years, since the couple made the decision to no longer be an active member of The Firm in order to continue their lives in an atmosphere . private and far from the familiar institution. So far, no details have come to light as to whether they have been able to resolve the tensions they have with the British royal family. Has the death of the monarch been a turning point for all of them? Time will tell.