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Sep 8, 2022 · Queen Elizabeth was known to have a quick wit and strong sense of humor. She poked fun at world leaders and participated in a "James Bond" skit for the 2012 Olympics. She died on Thursday at...
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Feb 8, 2018 · In her book The Wicked Wit of Queen Elizabeth II, Karen Dolby compiled the monarch's best one-liners — and we've highlighted 16 of them here. Enjoy! 16 of the Most Unexpectedly Funny Things...
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Sep 9, 2022 · Queen Elizabeth II, the longest serving monarch, passed away last night. She was known for her witty responses and sense of humor. She would always crack jokes with her staff, colleagues, and...
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- Impersonating People
- Calling Herself “Miss Piggy”
- Pranking Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah
- Declining to Sit in The Iron Throne on The Set of “Game of Thrones”
- Photobombing Fans
- Throwing Shade at Barack Obama and Michelle Obama
- Teasing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ... and Herself
According to the Associated Press, the late Ian Paisley, a clergyman-politician from Northern Ireland, hailed the queen for being a “great mimicker” of him. The late Bishop Michael Mann, who’d served as her domestic chaplain, also called her imitation of the Concorde landing “one of the funniest things you could see.”
While watching highlights from the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, the queen told her late husband, "'Oh, Philip, do look! I’ve got my Miss Piggy face on,’” according to the Mirror. The self-effacing moniker remained an inside joke among her family and staff ever since. For her 60th birthday in 1986, Buckingham Palace staffers ga...
In his memoir “Ever the Diplomat,” Sherard Cowper-Coles chronicled how, in 1998, the Queen offered the then-crown prince of Saudi Arabia a tour — then shocked him when she served as his temporary chauffeur. Cowper-Coles wrote, “To [Abdullah’s] surprise, the queen climbed into the driving seat, turned the ignition and drove off. Women are not — yet ...
While her June 2014 visit to the Northern Ireland set of the HBO drama was rather stately, one could argue that it is silly to be that close to the Iron Throneand not sit in it. But perhaps when you have had your own throne, it’s a been-there, done-that sort of thing.
Jayde Wells, an Australian field-hockey Olympian competing in the Commonwealth Games, scored off the field in July 2014 when she and her friend snagged a shot of the queen sneaking a peek into her camera lens. Equal parts adorable and hilarious, the resulting photo went viral, and was crowned TODAY.com’s best photobomb of 2014.
Alongside her grandson, Prince Harry, the queen participated in a humorous promotional video ahead of the 2016 Invictus Games. In a short clip shared on social media, the queen and Prince Harry are sitting together looking through a pamphlet for The Games, which were founded by the prince. They were then interrupted by a text send by former First L...
In November 2015, just five months before turning 90, the queen attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, where she tweaked the newly elected Canadian head of statefor praising her “long and tireless service.” With a fierce deadpan, she quipped, “Thank you, Mr. Prime Minister of Canada, for making me feel so old.” This article was firs...
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Sep 8, 2022 · Queen Elizabeth's funniest moments: The royal meets cast members of the HBO TV series 'Game of Thrones' Lena Headey and Conleth Hill as she views some of the props including the Iron Throne on the set of Game of Thrones in Belfast's Titanic Quarter.
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Sep 15, 2022 · American Reacts to Queen Elizabeth II Funniest Moments! Remembering The Queen's Sense of Humour!.Click Here to Join The Channel Membership! -https://www.yout...
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Sep 15, 2022 · During a visit to New Zealand in 1986, Queen Elizabeth and her husband were riding in an open car through Ellerslie Racecourse in Aukland when two women posing as crowd control officers hurled eggs at them.
