Meghan Markle Shares Heartfelt Connection to Surrey in Tribute to Late Pet Beagle

In a poignant Instagram post, Meghan Markle disclosed a deep-seated connection to Surrey, UK, while paying tribute to her beloved rescue beagle, Guy, who passed away nearly a decade after being adopted. The Duchess of Sussex recounted how Guy had endured a life-threatening accident before she relocated to the UK in 2017, requiring extensive medical treatment over several months.

Meghan described the relentless optimism of Dr. Noel Fitzpatrick, stating that he believed Guy would be able to walk again despite initial doubts from other doctors. She and Prince Harry would travel late at night to Eashing, where Guy was recuperating, showing their dedication during his recovery process. Dr. Fitzpatrick, known for his television show "The Supervet," played a significant role in helping Guy regain the ability to walk.

Although Meghan’s relationship with the UK has seemed complicated, her heartfelt tribute showed her affection for the small hamlet of Eashing. The emotional video featured touching memories of Guy and moments with Meghan's children, underscoring this cherished bond. She recounted the story of how she adopted Guy, a small beagle saved from a kill shelter in Kentucky, and reflected on the profound affection they developed together, noting that he was the best companion she could ever ask for.