The mother of a man with special needs who gained popularity for petting a horse belonging to the King’s Guard has disclosed his lifelong admiration for the royal family. Donny Curtis, from Ascot, was recently filmed delightfully bonding with a soldier and his horse in London. The heartwarming video, which has amassed 44,000 views, was shared on The King’s Guards UK YouTube channel. Donny’s mother, Sandie, revealed that he has always had a fondness for the royals and even had the opportunity to meet Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, an experience she described as monumental for Donny. Speaking to FEMALE, Sandie explained that they adopted Donny when he was two-years-old in South Africa and were not initially aware of the full extent of his special needs. The family moved to the UK when Donny was five, and his interest in the royal family grew en-ormously. They have visited Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace frequently, and Donny has had the privilege of meeting several members of the royal family, including the Duchess of Edinburgh, who was incredibly kind to him. The heartwarming video capturing the moment when Donny interacted with the King’s Guard horse garnered immense attention and admiration. Viewers expressed their joy and praised the soldier for his kindness. The video also follows a similar incident involving an elderly military veteran who experienced the compassionate side of a soldier at Horse Guards Parade. This heartwarming exchange further solidifies the reputation of the King’s Guard. However, there have been instances where soldiers from the King’s Guard have been less accommodating towards tourists, highlighting the importance of maintaining respectful boundaries.
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