"No Mummy!" Queen Elizabeth talks back to her mum
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Queen Elizabeth tells her mother that her ears are watering watching the horse race.
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I love that being misunderstood and dismissed by our mothers is so universal that even the Queen in her senior years couldn't escape it. "No mummy I am not crying over the horse race, I'm staring into the wind"
Also you can't lie to your mum lol. Wind my left foot lol
A brilliant observation and one I wish I got to experience nearly every day of my life. My mother was my best friend.
The Queen mother was just like “anyway” and walked off 😆
😂😂🥰🥰
she wasnt misunderstood, she was teasing her. Im pretty sure she knew why she was crying.
The Queen was 66 at the time and the Queen Mum was 92.
All of that adrenachrome must be useful
seem like long lives run in their family
I mean, I think we would all live for a long time with that kind of money pointlessly given to us for being born into a family.
@@sakurakou2009 just the women
@@sakurakou2009 Just the women, remember that the Queen Mother has been without her husband for 50 years, her daughter Margaret died of lung cancer and was quite promiscous, Mary of Teck did live long but her husband died earlier, her oldest son had the mumps as a kid and was shooting blanks for the rest of his life, and Elizabeth only wished her had stayed while she was enjoying married life to a her husband who loved being in the Royal Navy.
My dad is 65 and his father is 91 whom is still alive. I am 40 and my son is 18. 4 generations together is a blessing 😊
Awwww❤️My mom is 47, her mom is 74, I am 22 and my twins girl and boy are 8months🤗May God continue to bless you and your family.
@@Eleventyeleventh Bro British People Colonised Your Grandfathers Why Allied White People?
My Great Nan is 85 My Nan is 63 My Mum is 42 and I’m 21 and have just had my boy. We are all blessed 🙏
@@Eleventyeleventhwhy are you and @regenttie having kids that early? I'm 22 too but no way ready to be a parent.
@@regenttie2771 Omg kids already?
"It's the emotion perhaps" The Queen Mother also had a sense of humor
No doubt, pulling the Queen's leg! Naughty, lol
She was well known for her sense of humor.
@@weltonvillegal6258 is that Princess Anne
Think we know now where Princess Anne gets her wicked sense of humour from and not just from her ol' Dad as well. Her Mum and Gran had a class sense of humor, I deffo loved Prince Philip's wisecracks
@@mehchocolate1257 That Lady was The Queen Mother (The Queen's Mother)
I love the Queens voice when she's talking to her family and friends and having fun. The little girl is still in there.
She's sounds delightful while still posh instead of the stuffy way she sounds in speaches
Were you dropped as a child?
@@Liaison_Verequiem yes
@@Liaison_Verequiem going to jail . Enjoy Bubba
Well she never had to grow up... They are the definition of "born with a silver spoon"
The queen mother is the only one who can turn her back and walk out before the Queen does....
She's her Queen 🥺
@@ameregal3499 you’re right about that 🙂
Well.. she’s technically her mom obviously.
Ik Ik Ik I Hate to be that type of guy
The funniest thing about the Royal Family is that the bodyguards/officer assigned to Queen has more rights than the whole Royal Family other than the Queen.
😂👌👍
'It's the emotion perhaps' is the most British thing I've heard all day.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
how is it british
@@bdaarmy9736 half of British ppl speak in very articulate way & half of them aren't understandable when they speak english
British people do not really like to show emotions@@bdaarmy9736
The satanic child didlers arent British. Theyre German.
The way she said "No mummy." Was so adorable. May those 2 women rest in peace together now❤❤
Now they‘re both in heaven, watching horse races.
Ffs , get a grip you fucking pesants
@@RhinoMen10lol
@@RhinoMen10with binoculars.
@@RhinoMen10 or hell
It's incredibly endearing to me that the Queen of England still called her mother "Mummy".You're always someone's child no matter how old you are or what your position in life may be.
Prince Charles still calls The Queen "Mummy."
ikr I found that rlly cute for no reason
@@user-eq2tp1gz1r erm, it was for a reason or you wouldn't of said it? Lol
@@rosiesummer2711 He has done in public in a jokey kind of way but in private he calls her 'Mama'
Elizabeth II wasn’t queen at the time, I think. It was her mother.
I loved seeing the Queen with her mum in those private moments. It is obvious her majesty really loved her mum. That is beautiful !!
ExclusiveLM ...FUCK you and the queen
Steven S RESPECT
Blair Goldust ...glad you respect me
The queen mother seemed always devoted to her husband and her two children. It is nice to hear Queen Elizabeth to call her "mummy" I love watching both daughter and mother converse. very touching.
The queens father is Winston Churchill
I'm cracking up at the way the queen mother just kept walking off at the end like, "Ok, whatever you say sweetheart." 😆
Awww, this is why I loved her so. 80 years old and still “But no, mummy!”
How overjoyed she must be to have been reunited with those she so dearly loved and missed so desperately. God bless you, Ma’am, thank you for being my Queen and for keeping your promise.
Still so hard to believe I watched them bury you today. What is the world without Queen Elizabeth? A strange place, indeed.
She was only about 60 here I think.
@@Venti1388 66 to be precise
Imagine being so rude to call your old mom a "mummy"!
@@cooliipie
Rude?
What’s rude about such a term of endearment?
@@Celisar1 r/woosh
Kids!!! Once they turn 80 they think they know everything!
AHAHAHAHA
She was in her mid 60s
S Ss I think the commenter was just making a joke. I thot it was quite funny. I think it might give Her Majesty a little chuckle as well. 😁✨
Jayne Mansfield lol
Jayne Mansfield golden girls right???
That’s where your comment came ???
honestly, I think the reason this is so heartwarming is because the Queen could’ve addressed her as “Mother”. Calling your mom “mommy/mummy” is naturally more endearing especially when you’re a grown adult.
Its a class thing in the UK... upper class people say mummy/daddy when they're adults. It's not really heartwarming or deep, just an indication of background.
@@rm665 yes, you’re right 🙂 but I still like this clip and I greatly admire the Queen (bless ‘er) 🇬🇧
@@rm665
Interesting... why is that lol? It certainly doesn't sound more high class than "mother" or "mum"
@@rm665 Referring to her as "Mother" would have sound more "high class" to me.
Adding to the fact that she is a queen with its protocols and conventions and so on but still her mother is still her mother and she is still a child in her mother's eyes.
No matter how old you are, you mother is always your mummy 😊
Especially if you're a pharaoh.
Not If you are mentally stable.
You don't say?
@@Oppositeofwhatyousay shut up. i was specifically referring to the use of mummy
Oldest person I heard say "mommy" to a living person, not referring to herself, was 83. Her ma was 100. 😳
This is such an adorable moment, my mum passed away 2 years ago and I always called her “mummy” and I’ve just turned 27
sorry you lost her at a young age, i did also....it gets better with the passing of time. may God bless youi
your “mummy” deserved to die tbh
Mum and mummy is British thing. Most elsewhere they say "mommy" so as not to confuse it with preserved corpses wrapped in cloth.
@@socksumi Not many people say "Mom" in India, we've gone after our colonizers in this case.
I think Queen Mum was being humorous and teasing her daughter about tears because their horse came in fourth. Queen Elizabeth fell for it and that’s what made it funny to me.
Thanks
@@dpw81 lol
There are 2 Queen Elizabeths in this video. Please clarify which one. ;-)
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns queen Elizabeth the first
yeah no shit well done on that hard analysis
She’s the queen of an empire and yet still feels the need to impress her mummy.
How very heartwarming.
I'm not sure we should call it an empire... although 16+ nations is quite a number to be head of state of
I'm your only mummy
@@antithetical some BIG countries that she is Queen of, too....Canada, Australia, Antartica
@_ Sionor lol you don't know how empire works 😂
@@antithetical ye but in 1952 she was queen of an empire
So wholesome and adorable! It was great we got to see this side of her during her life. RIP your Majesty!! You will be forever missed! ❤️ ✝️
rest in piss
She’s so lucky to still have her mother at that age. If I could have anything in the world….it would be to still have my parents around when I’m a senior citizen myself 😂❤
I know exactly what you mean! I became an "orphan" at age 45 and I am 50 now. Lol.
Same here. I think about that all the time.
If you could have anything in the world....wouldn't you prefer to have free curry every day for the rest of your life?
I love it hen she says "No, no, mummy, if you look into the wind". Mummy? How beautiful, she may be the Queen, but she is a human being like all of us.
She's a reptilian actually.
***** Look mummy, an asleep person.
Juniper Cosmic What the fuck are you talking about
Rubber-Johnny you people are honestly the worst
Even as Queen, she still respect her mum.
Everyone is a queen until their own mum shows up😂
The Queen even said "mommy" in her own sentence LOL
@@cni_volkrypt7763 She said "mummy"
True
Repent of your sins and follow Jesus Christ Almighty
Frfr
I love that being misunderstood and dismissed by our mothers is so universal that even the Queen in her senior years couldn't escape it.
The Queen Mother was clearly immortal. She had no trouble even in her nineties. She basically stopped aging from the 1980s to her death.
well, clearly not that immortal, if she died
nonsense she had many health problems
@glen7318 not enough to keep her from living over a century 😮
@@dansmodacct very few people reach their 90s without quite a few health problems. The queen mohter had hip replacements and was increasingly frail
After all these years, still a very cute moment. Rest In Peace, Queen Elizabeth II.
rest in piss
she sucks
@@iwillrockyourday u suck
Did you have the same energy for all the kids she violated and murdered?
Rest in paradise to both the queens ❤❤
So charming. She is a like a little girl there.
Came across this nugget on the net the other day: "The most recent biography of [astronaut] Gagarin ... tells how Queen Elizabeth ll 'sidestepped all regulations and invited the Soviet officer to her palace for lunch', where she whispered advice about cutlery, joking that she was 'born and brought up in this palace' and still didn't know 'in which order I should use all these forks and knives.'" Can't help loving HRH.
@@user-kk5kr5ys6i do you mean hm. Royal highness is for everyone excpet the queen
Yes, Shirley Temple.
Which means she will never die
yh
No matter how old you are,no matter who you are...Mum is mum and you are her kiddo
“No Mummy!”
The way she said that 😂
God rest her soul.
This is so wholesome. I hope both mother and daughter are reunited.
They are 💗
The rest of the world mourns for Britain ❤
@@patricktsai2303 As do I. The Queen was my role model for all my life.
Thanks DaughterOfLust666
isnt she dead
Queen Mother- "Its emotions, perhaps"...
The most offensive insinuation to throw at Englishman- You are emotional
hahaha
😂 😂 😂
Lmao 🤣
As a Brit, I can relate! 😬😆😉
You're damn right
She's with her mother now. God bless them both.
I believe that we will miss our Queen for many years
to come. We cannot erase 70 years of her service
that quickly.
lmao what service????
@@jasonvoorhees5640 Don't give a F.F what other
Countries think.She was Queen and she was
ours.Think what you like ,LMAO.
@@jasonvoorhees5640 Queen Elizabeth II helped in the second World War (as a mechanic, need I remind you) and has done nothing but keep the peace between the UK and the Commonwealth. If she didn't do any of that, we would've been fucked years ago.
@@GhostFan4Life
Taking propaganda photos doesn't mean she fought in the war kid. and she never kept any piece. stop lying lmao
If you count speeches, attending public events, a lot of hand waving, official openings and ribbon cutting ceremonies... and let's not forget photo ops and lots of lawn bowling.
I don’t think I’ve ever heard the Queen speak this way. There’s this adorable intonation almost like that of small girl in the way she speaks here that I absolutely adore!
Yeah it's weird to see her candid, without delivering a stoic and refined speech.
@@CleverGirlAAH Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon, descended from the Royal House of Scotland.
People often forget it is a United Kingdom, the first Monarch being King James the 6th of Scotland (1st of England). This is the Scottish side of the Monarchy, also known as "The Queen Mother". That's why the Queen got frustrated, her mother's a tough Scottish women (look up her period during the second world war) and she was pulling her leg. Can't be crying or getting to emotional around her. :)
Hearing her say "Mummy" is just so heart warming. A mom is always mommy no matter the age
@Nikki Lauren Even if some people aren’t worthy of being called mothers , they still ARE your mother
Rest In Peace to both the queens ❤❤
mommy n daddy sounds weak n fragile. like privileged kids who forgot to grow up. shite even the grand kids are sayin gan gan.
@Nikki Lauren correction.
She said mummy. Believe it or not we're not all American.
Mums the word not mom!
@Nikki Lauren like Americans are so fond of saying Whateva.
Rest in Peace dear Queen Elizabeth ❤️ watched her funeral this morning with a friend and the music was absolutely beautiful
This is the most beautiful thing I’ve seen since eighth of September. I’ve never seen Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, in such a candid moment with her Mother. Thank you.
The whole documentary had numerous of these moments. Think it’s from 1992. Wish I knew what it was called so I could watch it again.
@@jgmediting7770 if I find it I’ll post the info here.
The Queen mum was heading for the bar.
canturgan I thought exactly the same thing when I viewed the video!
+canturgan LOL, of course, she wanted her G&T hahahaha
+liam whitcombe Stupid comment...why did you bother?
+Renee Bloggs Attention seeking. It gets lonely, in his mother's cellar.
She loved ale and lager
This clip is oddly fascinating. Firstly hearing a genuinely private moment between the Queen and any of her family is so rare. Secondly its pretty amusing to hear the Queen call her mum 'mummy' and also that the thing that really makes the Queen mad is any suggestion that she has become emotional over something as silly as losing a horse race "NO ITS THE WIND MUMMY!". But most fascinating of all is to hear the Queen Mother speak, as she was so often 'seen but not heard' particularly in later life. It's always a little startling to remember that she had a considerably deeper voice than her daughter and (whilst still being very posh) she wasn't quite as perfectly well spoken, a reminder of the fact the Queen Mother wasn't born royal perhaps.
How can it be that she wasn't born a royal but still held the throne?
@@keerthichandra376 she was not born royal but she was from the aristocracy “well born” from good families her father was a Earl. But she was not royalty before wedding
Must have been the drink
@@anac7777 got it thanks 🤘
Would you be fascinated to hear my voice because you've never heard it before or do I also have to be a rich queen first? Idiot.
the "no mummy" was so adorable
you never stop being a parent and likewise, you never stop being a daughter/son
I wish that protocol had allowed the Queen to show a little more of her bubbling personality, instead of having to be so rigid in public all the time. She makes you want to smile, and she’s so endearing.
I absolutely love looking at pics of the queen laughing at Philip, William and Harry when they're in formal military wear lmao. She's like "ya ok there tough guy..." so cute
Have a private audience with her after her mourning.
I think now she’s probably more relaxed now since she first ascended the throne nearly 70 years ago.
That is very true some people forget they are just the same as the next person
@@lindaireland2751 fortunately they don’t forget that, which is why their charitable work and patronages are so effective...they always make the focus be on the people that they are there to support, not themselves. The Queen has so many rules that she must follow as the wearer of the Crown when she is in public and even when she is in private with her own family...and it must be difficult for her when she is such a sweet, bubbly, loving and endearing girl at heart.
It’s so funny hearing an old woman crying “no mummy!” to her old mam 😂
My aunt and mother who recently died always called their mother, mummy even after she had died. It was lovely a sign of love and affection.
But mummy is always mummy ❤
It’s cultural lol. In india many of us call our parents as mummy and daddy/papa, as well as in our own local languages too, no matter what our age is. I guess we got that from British people. 😂
Agree 😂💗
@@malllxuz6889 yes that's right otherwise I believe its Baba for dad n Ma for Mother..mum mummy mom and papa/dad/dadda/daddy are the british influence.
A mother is always a mummy no matter what age ♥️
Thank you my daughter. Now go and clean the dishes, clean the bedroom and do your homework.
@@aspiknf who tf are you?
Seeing moments like that when they’re just a mother and daughter makes them human to us. So endearing!
The Queen: "Mum, I'm the Queen".
Queen Mother: "So...I'm the Queen Mother. Watch this mouth, Lillybet!"
I think she’d say mum not “mom”
@@adamgreen7957 😕 I have more familiarity with american English.
@@cristina1979brazil fair enough. Just seemed strange to me the idea of the queen saying mom 😂
_omg is that an another the crown references?_
@@adamgreen7957 actually she sayed mummy
I love the way the Queen says, "No mummy, if you look into the wind like that...!" It's somehow adorable that she still called her mother mummy at her age, and that she'd disagree with her the way so many people tend to argue with their mothers, down to the tone of voice.
What do you expect her to call SISTER !!
Do people stop calling their mothers "mummy" after s certain age? 🤔
@@tocororo i suppose some found it embarrassing when they get older
I think saying mummy and daddy is a posh English thing.
@@hollyriver22171 Why? Many people I know call their parents this?
The Queen Mother had a lovely posh, husky voice. RIP 🙏 was just used to seeing her in photos and videos waving and smiling.
The happiness to see ur daughter become nanny too 😊
It's amazing that the Queen, at that age still has a mother to call because most people does not. May all our mums live a longer and healthy life despite the pandemic 💓
❤️👍🏾
she passed away 19 years ago
My Godness!!! Queen Mother passed away two decades ago!!! And even she live now, what’s your problem!!!! My aunt died two month ago with Covid and don’t blame to the Queen of UK for that. Some people dead and some people are alive, it’s called life
@@josblack8606 high on tea?
@Josblack Who are you talking to? The original comment has nothing to do with your response.
There was nothing negative about.
She is so blessed with a mum who lived so long that she could still be a baby girl in front of her
stupid thing to say
@@johnwhorfin5150 why is that stupid? The queen's mother died at the age of 101!
@@Username-alpha *101
Amen
Imagine being so old that your child is well above retirement age
Since she passed away, im kinda obsessed seeing her all videos here in youtube, im finding shes very funny. RIP QUEEN ELIZABETH
It's sweet hearing the Queen calling The Queen Mother, "Mummy", the Queen showing sweet respect for her mother. May they both Rest In Peace.
It’s so rare to see royalty showing so much affection between themselves, but it’s so beautiful when it happens. All families have the same emotional needs ❤️
ruclips.net/video/w86rotpPU1Q/видео.html ,
Are they humans like us? incredible!
They are very affectiinated, in private and sometimes in public when protocol allows. They just don't like it being shown
scripted
Lol
Queen Mum had such a sweet pretty face. Beautiful.
@@simonjones575 a piss head and lived to over 100 can i have what she was drinking.
Simon Jones i bet you dont reach her age
@@samsonaikulolu7252 There are many great men and women, some heroes even, who don't live to be a centenarian. Others, who have the great fortune of living 100 years or more, a long life may well be their crowning achievement.
what?
No one did royal better or with more effortless grace, charm ,and good cheer or humanity then the queen mum.
When I watched the King’s Speech movie I knew how kind and warm her mom was.
R.I.P. to both:
Queen Mother (1900-2002)
Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022)
If only Queen Elizabeth II lived as long as the Queen Mother did.
Amen to this.
Then poor King Charles would have been 80 by the time he became king.
@@Tasha9315 Well true.
This is just cute.
You're one to talk with that adorable profile picture.
Joshua Morris Oooooh you lovely man :3
Joshua Morris smooth lol
Miaew ijkk
damn 6 years ago 😩
The way she said “no mummy look at the wind over there” was just so cute
ruclips.net/video/w86rotpPU1Q/видео.html
Weird
Queen Elizabeth being stoic all her life…Then whinges ONCE to mum.
Mum: “Oh you’re being dramatic!”
😂One of my favourite videos of her.
I love how more moments come to light where the Queen shows herself as another person in the world. ❤👑
"Aww, you're upset your horse didn't win!"
"Oh, come on! Don't tell me you didn't feel that wind!"
in a nutshell
I'm not a monarchist but I genuinely like the queen. There's something quite innocent about her, I don't know what it is, compared to her cheeky mother or rather brusque husband, she seems like one of those kids who always listen to the school teacher but without being teacher's pet.
Same im a communist but want to keep the monarchy till she passes
@@terrorgaming459 lol
Dethrone her to form republic and vote her as president .
They all look innocent when not colonizing and pillaging countries 😂
@@terrorgaming459 hello fellow teenager
You can hear the Queen Mother mock Elizabeth - she repeats "it's like looking at a dear" to her.
queen: it's my binoculars😢
queen mum: it's emotion😅
Queen: no mummy it's the wind😢
Queen mum: if you say so, dear 😂
I love that posh old lady accent. It gives me that sense of a caring grandmother with hair as white as snow. I get a warm feeling inside like sitting at the fireplace with homemade cookies or tea and biscuits while the snow falls outside.
Oddly specific but YES
They were both adorable here. Hope their whole family is together again.
Same ❤️
RIP 💔
there's nothing after you die so unfortunately nope
May the queen Rest In Peace
Yes let’s hope the colonizers are together again
It must be wonderful to have such a great relationship with you mother, that you call her mommy even when you’re a old woman.
Why am I recommend this after 17 years!?
Reunited finally with her mother, father, sister & husband. RIP to the Queen
where
Thank fuck .
rest in piss
You know, this just proves that the Royal family, with the exception of having titles etc. they are just ordinary people like you and me. I chuckled watching this video, rather touching actually.
MusicalGeorgieee BY GOLLY THEY'RE JUST LIKE US!
Very funny
porcupineracer2 " they are just ordinary people like you and me."
Yeah i too live in a Palace and have 'power over God' - head of the church of England.
My country Colonizes other Nations in the NAME of the Monarchy.
B U L L S H I T !
Bitch doesn't even make herself her own cup of tea .... SERVITUDE to a Medieval practice.
***** Did this really happen? I heard she was very polite with everyone.
I think my comment has been taken very seriously by some people. I don't worship the Royal family at all. Yes, I acknowledge their existence but I don't sit and think about them every day. By saying that they were ordinary people, I meant that they still have arguments and banter between family members. I know they are nothing like ordinary working people, by all means.
This was a special moment we got to see. Rest in peace to both the Queens.
bootlickers stink
I dearly miss them both.
That was "talking back?" Mercy.
Yeah if I talked back to my mum like that, she would be so proud of me.
Well... that's what I would call ANARCHY....coming from an English person..!!! ahahahhaha. I LOVE LIZZY....She is very humble inside...(as humble as a queen can be) you can tell in her laugh and the way she moves and the way she speaks....she doesn't have a "QUEENY" attitude.
The scene just before this is HM The Queen RUNNING down the steps to catch a look through her binoculars. It’s one of the best things I’ve ever seen. She was SO excited. I’m devastated by her passing. We are a military family so the Queen has been served, faithfully, by its members for 70 years. Nothing will ever be the same again. There will never be another monarch like her. 💔😞
If you’re British can you tell me what is the Queen Mother told her? The audio isn’t so clear or I’m not familiar with the British accent?
Yea, I saw that part in another clip.I couldn’t believe my eyes when she just took off running so she could see the end of the race. I was gobsmacked!
@@heidimueller1039 yup I cried when she said its morbin time too
@@noice-o9b i think she says "its emotion perhaps?" And then the queen says "no mummy if you look into the wind" as if its the wind that's made her tearful
@@crescentmoongirl5008 ahh thank you so much. I have a hard time figuring out the British and Australian accent. I got it now. Thanks again
I'm 35 years old and I still call my mom "mommy".
when you want something
@@johnwhorfin5150 same here exactly 😁
35 is still a child in the eyes of elderly people, that is still normal.
At over 60 is when it gets a little weird.
I'm 30 years old and I would never call my mum as 'mummy'... in my culture it is frowned upon for calling your mum as mummy when you become 18 years old...but I don't see anything wrong with calling your mum as mummy because you have that close maternal bond.
@@markdexter6338 Nah it is still ok, even when over 60.
Never gets old to see The Queen of England still calling her mother mommy!
May they both Rest In Peace.🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️
The way the queen talks is so beautiful. She’s straight out of a black and white movie. So classy and poised and graceful
Yeah and so so white.
Ikr. It’s so proper and upperclass. She sounds like someone from the Victorian era. I love it! So unique these days.
@@alisavdagic8116 no shit Sherlock
@@alisavdagic8116 and? That a problem?
@Groopwo that would be fkin funny 🤣
Someone please do it
They just felt like a regular mother and daughter. I love it.
Because they are.
@@anemone9081, I know. It's in the title.
they are just regular mother and daughter.. it's not like they aren't human
@@ineffablemars, 👏🏽
@miss9starr7 just happen to both be queens, but otherwise, yes
The sweetest small talk between mother and daughter I’ve ever heard in all my life🥲
The Queen's mother knows from years of experience, what tears are due to emotions and tears due to the wind! One cannot fool one's mother!
It's so endearing to see how casually the royal family speaks with their family. Rest in peace, your majesty.
No peace for murderers
@@sashabazine8364 What insolent nonsense are you talking about
@@a.m11558 she murdered Diana no peace for murderers
How stupid do you have to be to think the Queen murdered Diana? Seriously? The mother of her grandchildren? Diana made an error by getting into a car with a drunk driver and not wearing a seatbelt. If anything, the driver killed her, and if anything else, Diana killed herself.
@@a.m11558 keep thinking that
No mummy! Its from looking into the wind! Queen Mum looks at her: "Yeah whatever" Whatever you say lol...
Let's have a drink
🤣
Her accent when she says "no, mommy" was so funny. Like a child.
Watching this today on Sunday 18th September 2022, with the Queens funeral tomorrow in London, it's really lovely to see her and her mother here being so normal ❤️...
Reminds me of my late grandpa. He went home for the first time after decades and met his mother. She was so happy with joyful tears, calling him with his child name. My grandpa was 70 something. It was funny seeing an old man being treated like a child by his mum
"it's the emotion perhaps" - hilarious from the queen mother, love it!!!
Hoping and praying for my mother to live long enough so that we would still banter in our 60s and 90s 😂❤
A mother will always gonna be a mother, doesn’t matter whether you’re the Queen or not.
“No mummy” 😩 made my heart melt idk why
Same
Because it's precious because she says that it just shows how much affection she has for her mama
It is incredible how the queen speaks naturally without effort to make herself understood with her mother, who at that time was 91 years old, absolutely lucid understanding everything.
@Nikki Lauren That many 91 year olds are unfortunately not that 'with it'.
This is hilarious and heart warming. The power of mothers.
Ok but why does this make me smile?
I went from cod zombies to the queen and her mum... wow youtube...
GEORGE MEISTER Omg do you know me by any chance lol. Legit I came from mrdalekjd to here somehow lool
Forsaken Hero yeah mate! Seen you comment a couple of times on mrdalekjd!
well, either that or someone copied your name! :)
GEORGE MEISTER Hahahhaha. Awesome lol
***** lol youtube!
I came from PewDiePies old Amnesia vid lol
is it just me, or has anyone else realised shes the last queen were going to have for a LONG LONG time...lets make the most of her while shes still here :)
well, Kate will be Queen one day, but not in the sense that Elizabeth is Queen....because Kate won't have the POWER....that will be with William.
@Dan Wruck i like her and Charles, but it would be a mistake to give her that title. Be harmful to the monarchy
That was a sweet moment and their relationship
R.I.P. Queen Elizabeth & The Queen Mother
You know, I’ve never seen or heard her talk in that way... now I love her even more! May God bless our Queen!
Rest in peace, Your Majesty. May God bless the Royal Family and the people in such a sad moment.
Why is this being recommended to me 15 years later & queen Elizabeth has died? RIP QUEEN Elizabeth 🪦❤️ you will be missed 🥰
Helen Mirren is so enchanting and on point playing the Queen here.