If she wants to cut a cake with a sword, who are we to stop her?" another said.Įven people who aren't fans of the royal family loved the clip, New York Magazine writer Jonathan Chait admitting he enjoyed the Queen's antics. The big smile on Kate's face just makes it perfect." One woman wrote: "The Queen does it her way. Queen Elizabeth II was all smiles at the event on Friday. "She is a treasure!" one person tweeted, another saying: "I love it when old ladies just decide they're gonna do something weird and then do it." Royal fans went wild when footage of the brilliant moment hit social media, praising the Queen for her sense of humour and "sassy" remarks. The Queen beamed and pointed at her handiwork before removing the sword and passing it off to an aide. Queen Elizabeth II was joined by Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge for the event. Kate chucked from the sidelines as the two women pressed down on the sword and finally hit the bottom of the cake, a round of applause going up around them. You don't argue with the Queen, especially when she has a sword in hand, so everyone stepped back and left her to it.Īpproaching the cake, Her Majesty noted that she didn't think her plan was "going to work" but seemed determined.Ĭamilla chimed in, saying "Do you think two hands?" before helping her mother-in-law cut the large white cake down the centre. Kate and Camilla shared smiles as the Queen took to the cake with her borrowed sword. "This is something that is more unusual." "I know there is!" the 95-year-old replied. An aide called out that there was a knife the Queen could use instead, but she wasn't interested. Her Majesty then took a ceremonial sword in hand and headed for the cake. The Queen insisted on cutting a cake with a large ceremonial sword on Friday, and royal fans are loving it.ĭuring a rare joint engagement with Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, the monarch was invited to cut a cake at a lunch organized by educational charity Eden Project. Queen Elizabeth II took a ceremonial sword to cut the cake on Friday.
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