For a few more days, until the official funeral of Elizabeth II, the British people will continue their period of mourning. While waiting for the final farewell to the late queen, her son, now King Charles III, travels the country to meet his new subjects. On the arm of his wife Camilla, now queen consort, the new sovereign fully assumes his duties. To be closer to his people, he is even preparing to leave the walls of Clarence House to invest those of Buckingham Palace. If he will obviously be with Camilla, the king and queen will not be the only ones to move in.
As announced on Daily Express whose words are relayed by the DailyMail, Beth and Bluebell, two Jack Russells adopted by the ex-Princess of Wales, will also make their debut in Buckingham. A way to continue to perpetuate the memory of Queen Elizabeth II, a fan of dogs and corgis in particular. During her reign of more than 70 years, the Queen has owned no less than 30 corgis, the last two donated after Prince Philip’s death were left to her son Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.