Peach and Blossom received a formal pardon from the holiday table and will now reside at Farmamerica, Minnesota’s Center for Agricultural Interpretation, in Waseca, Minnesota. This year’s presentation marked the 77th year of this time-honored American tradition dating back to 1947.

After their sleepover in the Willard InterContinental Washington, these Turkeys will be officially "pardoned" by President Joe Biden.

President Joe Biden has presided over his final Thanksgiving turkey pardon. Biden pardoned Minnesota’s Peach and Blossom during the 77th annual White House ceremony, CNN reported.

Two turkeys named Peach and Blossom from Minnesota have been pardoned by President Joe Biden. Peach and Blossom are from Northfield, Minnesota, and were selected for the National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation at the White House,

U.S. President Joe Biden pardoned Peach and Blossom, two white-plumed turkeys, on Monday, sparing them from Thanksgiving dinner tables, an annual tradition that also marked the start of the Democrat's last holiday season at the White House.

They were hatched on July 18 in Northfield, Minnesota, and raised on a farm by John Zimmerman, chairman of the National Turkey Federation, and his 9-year-old son, Grant, who introduced the birds at an event in Washington.

Peach and Blossom are the two lucky turkeys from Minnesota who are escaping a fowl fate as part of a White House tradition.