Queen Elizabeth cries the death of his last corgi
WILLOW played a role in welcoming Meghank Markle in the family
It's the end of an era. The last ofQueen Elizabeth II's Corgis is dead.
Willow, Nearly 15 years, has elapsed in the history of the royal family. The corgi appeared in the instantly emblematic video of the queen andDaniel Craig Like James Bond, parachist the Olympic stadium in London for the opening of the 2012 Games. She also appeared with the queen on the cover ofVanity Fair.
The dog was a descendant of the 14th generation of Susan, the first corgi of the Queen gave him by his father,King George VI, on his eighteenth birthday.
Insiders Palace report that Willow has been dwell at Windsor Castle Sunday due to cancer disease. "The Queen did not want the dog to suffer," said the source. "It is deeply saddened by the loss."
Willow also played a role in the receptionMeghan murder in the family. Instead of barking and pinching the new visitor as she did with most people, includingPrince HarryThe dog got up at Meghan's feet when she met the queen for the first time for tea at Buckingham Palace last year. "It was very nice," said Meghan at the time.
And for more information on Corgis Queen's, check the15 Fascinating Facts on Corgis Royal.
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