The Queen's pets say goodbye ahead of her Committal Service
The Duke of York, 62, was seen checking on his late mother's beloved Corgis ahead of her Committal Service in Windsor this afternoon after he was trusted with their care upon her death.
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The Duke of York, 62, was seen checking on his late mother's beloved Corgis ahead of her Committal Service in Windsor this afternoon after he was trusted with their care upon her death.
After the Queen's funeral service at Westminster Abbey this morning, as her coffin made its way to the committal service at Windsor Castle, the corgis waited to say their goodbyes.
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