Prince Harry "doesn't knock on the royal family," says Seward in his book
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Her Majesty the Queen is known to have had over 30 Corgis of her own throughout her lifetime. It is Breeds such as Dorzis and Labrador.
She reportedly once reportedly said: "My Corgi is my family."
Unfortunately, one royal is against her 96-year-old monarch and made some pretty derogatory remarks about dogs.
Princess Michael of Kent, accustomed to voicing controversial opinions, said "should be shot" when asked about the Queen's pet.
} She has previously accused the elderly royals of being "uninteresting" and described the furnishings of Windsor Castle as "awful". prepared for a savage comeback.
"Queen Elizabeth's Wicked Wit" In the book, Queen retorted.
Princess Michael She married Prince Michael of Kent in 1978, she married into the royal family and now has two children. Sir Frederick Michael George David Louis Windsor and Mrs Gabriella Marina Alexandra Ophelia Kingston.
Their two grandchildren, Maud and Isabella Windsor, are the daughters of Sir Frederick and his wife, actress Sophie Winkleman.
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The Queen loves animals, especially dogs and horses known for she is young.
She first got Dookie the Corgi when she was only seven years old, and she famously took her beloved dog Susan on her honeymoon in 1947. Muick, her Dorgi Candy, and her Wolferton her drama named Lissy.
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Former royal butler Paul Kidd goes on a fancy diet in the 2011 documentary "Royal Servants" instead of the royal dog.
He said: "When I served lunch to the Queen for the first time in my life, she picked up a menu and said, 'What did you have for lunch?'
''She was reading the menu, she was wearing glasses, and when she put them back on, she looked at me, gave me a beautiful smile, and said, ``I think the dog will get better.'' I was. "
