Every Time Queen Elizabeth II Was The Sassiest Royal Of All

While attending a gala for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in 2015, Trudeau mentioned that he was the 12th Canadian Prime Minister to hold office during the Queen's reign.

"As Head of the Commonwealth, it is with great pleasure that I welcome you all here this evening," the Queen began. "Thank you, Mr. Prime Minister of Canada, for making me feel so old!"

It's difficult to tell, but if you look closely, you'll see that the knife gets stuck as the Queen cuts. The humorous happenstance helped provide levity to an otherwise serious situation.

During a welcome ceremony, Bush slipped up and stated that the Queen had helped celebrate the US bicentennial in 1776, instead of 1976.

The entire room, including the former President, absolutely erupted into a fit of laughter. "Your Majesty, I can't top that one," Bush said.

The Queen was excited to make the acquaintance of Donna, a resident elephant at Whipsnade Zoo. The Queen fed a single banana to Donna, but the playful creature wanted more.

"What I loved about this particular picture is that it's just after the Queen's fed the banana to Donna, but she's anticipating her next one," Jackson said.

"There's quite a few zookeepers looking slightly concerned that a huge animal is going to suddenly rush forward," he said with a chuckle. Thankfully, Donna knew to mind her manners in front of royalty.

On the way to visit Porirua Police College, the Queen was met by a series of protestors — one of whom managed to hit her with an egg.

"New Zealand has long been renowned for its dairy produce," The Queen began. "Though I should say that I myself prefer my New Zealand eggs for breakfast."

Back in 2012, Prince William and Duchess Catherine were awaiting the birth of their son, Prince George. While visiting Cumbria, England, the Queen was asked whether or not she wanted the next heir to be a boy or a girl.

Clearly, Her Majesty has a great sense of humor. But it's also kind of funny imagining her not wanting to break travel arrangements.

This all took place at the Sovereign's Parade at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, during the Prince's passing-out ceremony — when he was commissioned as an Army Officer.

This was clearly too much for Harry to bear, as he completely breaks his stoic demeanor and starts grinning from ear to ear.

Of all his many roles, Craig is best known for portraying the legendary British spy, James Bond. In the skit, Queen Elizabeth appears to jump from a helicopter.

According to Royal dressmaker Angela Kelly's memoir, Her Majesty the Queen "was very amused by the idea and agreed immediately."

"Without hesitation, Her Majesty replied: 'Of course, I must say something. After all, he is coming to rescue me.'" Even Daniel Craig himself couldn't help but commend the Queen on her acting.

"She was great — calmer than me," Craig said emphatically. "My heart was going 'dum, dum, dum, keep it together, keep it together.'"

While making a routine trip to Northern Ireland, the deputy first minister asked the Queen how she was doing. To which she replied, "Well, I'm still alive, anyway."

The video begins with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Harry looking over a pamphlet for the forthcoming Invictus Games when all of a sudden he receives a text message from Michelle Obama.

Standing with her arms crossed and looking both stern and serious, Michelle says "Hey, Prince Harry, remember when you told us to 'bring it' at the Invictus Games?"

Prince Harry and the Queen exchange confused looks, prompting her to answer the challenge with "Oh, really?" Please..." This in turn prompts Prince Harry to mime a mic-drop motion and proclaim "Boom!"

The Queen’s former servant, Charles Oliver, wrote about how Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip would often make meal notes that they would then give to the chefs as a form of congratulations.

The Queen didn't get mad or angry. Instead, she wrote on her note pad "I found this in the salad – could you eat it?" and gave it to the kitchen staff.