The Queen saw a funny side after the dead bird joke

The Queen is often said to have a wicked sense of humor, but she also cracked a strange joke during her 75 years on the throne. One such case, the first leak in April, by its boss, Angela Kelly, is recounted in the latter’s book, The Other Side of the Coin: The Queen, the Commode, and the Wardrobe.

Kelly has held his current position for 20 years and has worked with the royal family for more than a quarter century, but was jokingly threatened with dismissal after a longtime monarch cheated on him during a trip to Australia in 2006, he said. Kimilondra. The Queen and Kelly were told they were going to see the Kookaburra on a royal visit to Down Under, and the latter found the opportunity to have some fun, which she knew her head would appreciate after the shock.

Kelly went out and bought a kookaburra and put it in a cage on the balcony outside the royal suite where the queen was staying. What happened next, Komodo recalls: “The Queen looked outside and cried: This is Kookaburra!!”

“I went to open the cage and said loudly, ‘No! Don’t! You will fly!'” I turned to His Majesty while trying to keep my right face, and solemnly told him that he was dead.

“He looked terrified when I approached him with open arms and when he took the bird from my hand, he realized I was hugging him.” April Fool! “I said with an evil smile and he said to me only two words: ‘You are free! “

I laughed uncontrollably as Her Majesty returned to Her Majesty. [Prince Philip] He said: Do you know what he did to me? I had Angela! ‘.

A Liverpool resident, Kelly, added that she has shared a lot of laughs with the Queen over the years, adding: “We have a lot of fun together. The Queen has a wicked sense of humor and great disguise. He can do anything. Accents, including mine.”

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