Claire Stephens

Of course.

So I guess you would like click on the show and this would be the little thing that tells you what it's about.

When Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, interesting wording, because former Duchess of York, is bequeathed two of the Queen's beloved corgis, she decides to embark on a bold and controversial business venture, cloning the royal pups.

But as she navigates the complex world of genetics and royal protocol, Sarah must also grapple with her own personal demons and strained relationship.

with the royal family oh my god when they pitched this did they think that was the extent of fergie's dramas and demons clearly clearly and it apparently went on fergie was thrilled to learn that she had been remembered in the queen's will but surprised to learn that rather than jewelry or money the queen left her two of her beloved corkies

Which I find interesting because I'm like, I assumed, Fergie, that you had some very deep emotional relationship with these dogs and that's why you were given them.

Secondly, let's say... It sounds like a royal version of, like, given.

Given.

And I can make some money off it.

And it's really, it is weird.

Because then that's weird to be like, I don't know why she gave me the dogs.

They were yours, Fergie.

They were your dogs.

Yeah.

I wonder why.

I remember.

The Queen would not.

And Fergie's like, do you want a corky?

And she's like, no, no, I have enough.

Yeah, because you're like, oh, mail on Sunday, like maybe it was, I mean, I was going to say maybe it was a slow news day.