Royal Bloopers: Top Moments The Royals Lost Their Usual Composure

The Royal Family is known for its decorum, and we rarely saw Queen Elizabeth lose her sense of composure.
But there are times when even the royals struggle to hold it together.
Here are a few moments when Royal Family members weren't entirely prim and proper!
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[@Kari_B61ex]

Love Prince George smashing the Christmas Pudding mix and how are darling late Queen Elizabeth and then Prince Charles backed away. As though to say "This is going to get messy"

[@Ifailedeverything]

She’s like, dang, I’m wearing white!

[@suzannegriffin5121]

I miss Queen Elizabeth. She and my grandmother looked like they could have been twin sisters they looked so much alike. After my grandmother passed, every time I would see the Queen, it was like seeing my grandmother. I hope they get to meet each other in Heaven.

[@GreenYoshi3881]

The throat singing had me dying of laughter 😆 😂🤣😭

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

It was awful.

[@GreenYoshi3881]

@@user-we6ee9mr8x It was hilarious 😂

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

@@GreenYoshi3881 I'm Canadian. It was so embarrassing. 🤭

[@BlackholeSun1201]

​@user-we6ee9mr8x How can you be Canadian and not know what throat singing is? It's not embarrassing, you're trying to make the other person laugh. That's the entire point! It's a game!

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

@BlackholeSun1201 and they present THAT to the Royals who have been presented with the very best music and theater in the world?? How disgraceful and despicable. F7cking aboriginals. Well...you made THEM laugh.

[@salyol7]

Laughter is a tension reliever good for everyone,we need more of this and smiles

[@lauratibbles6598]

🤣🤣🤣. Those were great it also shows the royals are human and can have fun as well

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

It's quite sad that people have to be reminded that they are human. Charles touched on this once when speaking to someone.

[@ruthmccue3914]

The British royal family are just another family ❤❤

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

They are, but they are also a state family with public duties. The same is true of other Royal families.

[@janel342]

With Crown Jewels mansions castles and a fleet of Bentley’s.

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

@@janel342 It's not about what they possess. And there are non-royal familes who possess a lot more than they do. It's the fact that they are a state family with a very long and significant history in the nation and abroad. But they are still a family, like any other family outside of their status.

[@teresathompson1114]

And ??????

[@lindaclarke204]

The King and Queen are probably still laughing over that....😂

[@purpleandpeach]

LOL😂😂😂😂

[@cherylharewood6125]

The Lies of the Royal Families If Catherine and Charles is really sick, I hope they get better. To believe anything that 'The Royal Family' say or do is impossible because their kingdom from the line of king David is a LIE. I hope and 🙏 🤲 and pray every African nation and nations with people of African-descent file lawsuits for reparations from the Royal families and Western nations until the COMING AGAIN OF JESUS CHRIST.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

@@cherylharewood6125 Reported for hate speech doo doo da doo doo doo

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

@@BlackholeSun1201 this one, knows ONE THING in his whole existence. Throat Singing!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Does beer pong go with it!?

[@gailpeekeekoot6182]

See my comment above.

[@mousecharger]

😂😂😂😂I love these..just shows...May live differently but by god they have a sense of humour and when ya try n hold a giggle in...ya know what happens😂😂

[@damonturnbull5903]

I Love our King though I do miss our late Queen. Thank you, Your Majesties.

[@kismit100]

The best part was Philip ❤❤❤

[@pamelaschutz1248]

The Inuit giggles: every time I see that clip, I wonder what it reminded them of? Something shared, and something very funny!

[@Odo55]

Hazy and Megahead are so hilarious 🤣

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

That was fun! Nobody got hurt did they?

[@kevemu]

Brilliant

[@miavos3610]

Hilarious!!!!😂😂😂😂

[@avinjacob5296]

Royal 🫅 bloopers are the best on the earth 😂🤣

[@miripires]

Love it !!! They are humans just like us…❤❤❤

[@avon1243]

More like this.

[@mimihawthorne]

Prince is the best always making people smile 😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@jaynetanner3757]

lovely 🤩

[@elnurncfova3329]

Huzur içinde yat 😢 hörmətli Kraliça mən sizi bir ömür boyu xatırlayacam 😢🇬🇧♥️🇦🇿. 🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿♥️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧😢17.04.2024

[@BlackholeSun1201]

🙄“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator. It's not a very sacred performance. It's a goddamn game. LOOK IT UP!!

[@christinehales4222]

Kis being kids , adults being adults .All very normal

[@marjoriesuarez-deluna3618]

❤😂

[@khaled7aleh]

🌷🌷

[@robertmcnamara5407]

With utmost respect to all I laughed. A lot. I have always loved the toddler with Prince Harry's popcorn and the Queen's reactions to various encounters. A sword for a cake was a bit of overkill.

[@evagolldwing2623]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@namitasingh3885]

🙏🌹🌹🙏

[@mahaelkarmouty3736]

❤❤❤❤

[@virginiapierre1266]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@kingofpopbts2080]

Glad that there is no Meghan in the clip :))

[@jamielyallleathan]

It's true that MEGHAN doesn't appear, but there are other members who have already died and who should be resting in peace!

[@ruthhogg6423]

🙄 How childish

[@fauziarashid4905]

❤❤😊

[@user-qj9dx9yq5d]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Haha even the monarchy on me take some away❤❤🎉🎉

[@mona-qn5if]

Beautiful video.❤

[@mehmetaydin1035]

🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🎉🎉🎉👍👍

[@Anandreddybad]

👍

[@Anandreddybad]

?

[@Anandreddybad]

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@DanielDanny2409]

Lovely video my friend 😘

[@anacatalinalopezlutz3143]

❤😂🎉

[@franceshicks5337]

Judging by the bratt with his tongue out, he hasn't changed then, about time they were brought to book now & answerable for they're hate, witch jealous pair

[@susanmcguire3442]

King Charles managed to control his laughter, but Queen Camilla lost it! Very funny!

[@khairul264]

#salam ✌

[@anbullaaska3090]

Lovable Moments Of Royal Family..! ❤Anbulla... A. Satheesh Kumar

[@lissiaa1869]

Kate!!!! I miss Kate, I've been crying so much everyday and at night😢😢 my heart is aching so bad💔

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Ker-mk3bf Ker, I'm so sad😢 cheer me up please

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Kersmother don't laugh. It's not funny. Meany😒

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Ker-mk3bf you are mean😒 I am reporting you now. For calling me a "LIAR" Several times.

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Ker-mk3bf 🚨

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

You need mental health care. STAT

[@joedavis9748]

Tell Princess Kate I said hi 👋 😘😘😘 tell Princess Kate I hope she is feeling better 😘😘😘

[@TsarHare]

love ourselves majesty's. safe ears. no ear rings. safe styles. love

[@TsarHare]

no chocolates , no caffeine.

[@lissiaa1869]

Prince Harry and the little girl with the popcorn😊😘💕

[@moussaouizineb4746]

😂ههههههههههه،قتلوتني بضحك

[@lissiaa1869]

Camilla my dear Camilla🐴❤

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Ker-mk3bf I love her, my dear Camilla🐴💕

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Ker-mk3bf please stop calling me a Liar. I'm very very honest

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

🐂🐂🐂 but the bovine, is YOU

[@lissiaa1869]

@@user-we6ee9mr8x how dare YOU.

[@lissiaa1869]

@@Ker-mk3bf Evil, Ker. EVIL!!!!

[@nicolajevanadeshda9797]

24 april 2024Braine ĺ Alleud1420 Belgiqoue

[@tobehonest7541]

First 🥇🥳❤️

[@BlackholeSun1201]

How many times are you going to show this clip? You could be making a fantastic video on how Harry has completely ignored the Baka tribe who begged him for help from his employees, but no.

[@janiceleighton7348]

Diana told him to do that for sure tongue

[@phantagirlable]

Well, she messed him up for life.

[@Ztandard32]

The King really ought to stop picking his nose in public. Our government is embarrassing enough, we don't need this as well.

[@ilafelhikmazine6359]

هات هون حقي منك 👹🖤🔥🇸🇦🇶🇦

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

🤣👉🚪

[@franceshicks5337]

Well done to king Charles iii also Camilla doing they're best, we must rid ourselves of rayner who can't pronounce the letter t what a pudding

[@khairul264]

#imissyou #masjest #dipermudahkanurusankamipanjangumur #Amin

[@carolyntreadwell6298]

Gosh, they really are as common as muck - infact there is a progamme about this family called "Benefit Scroungers"!

[@BlackholeSun1201]

Well that's one way to tell everyone you have no clue how our monarchy works, what is paid for and what is not. I guess it's a good thing you don't live here huh.

[@carolyntreadwell6298]

@@BlackholeSun1201 I Was born in the UK, I've lived in England all my life - I am very well informed ...

[@BlackholeSun1201]

Sorry but you can't be well informed if you think they are benefits scroungers. List what benefits they are scrounging. You just like everyone else pays £1.29.

[@loradiakonov2941]

😅🤗🫶🏼😉

[@jeanetteh.9240]

How I wish Princess Diana were still here to pull Harry away from the window. He probably wishes that, too.

[@janiceleighton7348]

See there fouled mouthed all

[@gailpeekeekoot6182]

Throat singing is an Inuit art form and Charles and Camila showed shocking ignorance by laughing during this performance.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator.

[@lannafrench-charlie9193]

Education is key

[@loner1878]

Its a game. Laughing is normal during it. No Inuit was offended. Quit pretending you understand it.

[@pascale1132]

Old pictures …

[@Ztandard32]

Some of the people are so old they have stopped being old.

[@krmyna1]

"¿Vale la pena ¡tanta publicidad!, qué aportan a la PAZ EN EL 🌎?" "¡No se pronuncian 🙈🙉🙊!"

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

It must be since you're here, and you clearly are not one of the King's subjects. They manage to maintain the interest of people around the 🌎who have NOTHING to do with them at all. 🤣🤣

[@jamielyallleathan]

​@@geen-gekopieerde-naam You ignorant learn to write English 😂

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

@@jamielyallleathan You couldn't even write two sentences properly, and you want to tell me about writing English properly because I had a typo? Try to learn how to write people's names properly to begin with. Nothing is more ignorant than subscribing to channels about an institution, a term which you also have shown that you are unable to understand, which you don't like. You have yet to make a comment that has any semblance of common sense whatsoever. 🤡

[@larrybunnell5480]

even harry used to be human

[@nonenow2020]

The kingand queen were.just rude.and.ignorant!

[@BlackholeSun1201]

“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator. It's a goddamn game. LOOK IT UP!!

[@loner1878]

No, you are.

[@ikaika.mauricio]

I could tell Charles tried harder to hold in his laughter but Camilla laughed like she barely tried to hold it in. If that was her hardest then she needs to work on controlling it because its utterly disrespectful to be laughing at other peoples traditions and customs... ESPECIALLY if those two geriatrics want to call themselves the King and Queen of Canada as well they better respect the natives of that land! I don't see the natives laughing at the royalʻs outrageous teeth, or leathery-looking face, or silly accent, or lack of physical strength, etc.

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

The throat singing was ridiculous. They should be grateful no one laughed out loud.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

That's one way to open your mouth and shove your foot in. If you had bothered to look up throat singing instead of making a fool of yourself, you would know that the entire purpose of it was to make the other person laugh. That's the entire thing. It's an activity that the women carry out while they wait for their husbands to return from the hunt. There is absolutely no reason for you to be this ignorant when you have the Internet available to you 24/7. Even worse you insulted everybody you possibly could have. Are you proud of yourself?

[@malcolmcossar6447]

Gee I get the Distinct feeling you don't like the Royals😒 I get the feeling you're from Canada by the way you referenced King Charles and Queen Camilla as the King and Queen of Canada. The King and Queen laughed NOT out of disrespect but because as another person referenced the Sounds either reminded them of something in their past or the sounds made were just different. The King and Queen can't catch a break. If they don't smile or laugh they are accused of being Wooden and having No emotion. They laugh or smile and they are considered rude and insensitive. Give His Majesty and his Queen a Break and let them be themselves with their Emotions! And for the Record I'm an American.

[@Hopefully.2024]

They were laughing because it was a competition between the two women to see which one would laugh first. Of course the two women have had lots of practise not laughing because if you laugh you lose. One would think if you are actually familiar with the Canadian Inuit you would know this, so pretty much everything the original poster put was a lie.@@malcolmcossar6447

[@TheJessie1949]

Throat singing is something that our Inuit people take very seriously, and many in our country understand this. Camilla and Charles should educate themselves. Camilla is just not too bright to begin with, in things of importance that is, and Charles should know better, he has likely seen this before. Disgraceful, beneath their office.

[@TheJessie1949]

@@Ker-mk3bf No it is not. It is cultural. Look it up

[@TheJessie1949]

@@Ker-mk3bf No, you did not. Throat Singing: A Traditional Part of Inuit Culture Hums, gasps, grunts and growls delight audiences privileged to witness this ancient art up close and in person. In fact, it’s one of the world's oldest forms of art, and was almost lost, as Canada’s Inuit people were forced over the last century to assimilate, often punished for speaking their own language or practicing their culture. Present-day Throat Singing Today, artists like Nunavut duo Tudjaat and singer Tanya Tagaq are keeping the Inuit traditions alive, sometimes fusing Inuit throat singing with different styles and other genres, like pop music. Tagaq is incredibly unique, as she not only performs throat singing solo, but has exposed Inuit throat singing to the mainstream. Throat singing is still practiced in many Inuit communities, particularly in Greenland and the Canadian Arctic. Throat singing is also practiced in Russia, Africa and likely Alaska. Camilla and Charles behaviour is appalling. To have someone preform throat singing for you is an honour. Both are to dense to understand that, although I suspect that Charles has seen it before. Dignity and real Royalty died with Queen Elizabeth.

[@TheJessie1949]

@@Ker-mk3bf And you are just as ignorant.

[@phantagirlable]

No amout of education could have turned this ridiculous display of grunting that sounded like their were dubbing a p rn movie into anything anyone could have taken seriously. Who on earth thought it was a good idea to torture their guests with this?

[@BlackholeSun1201]

🙄“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator. For the record this was said by the two women in the video. It's not a very sacred performance. It's a goddamn game. LOOK IT UP!!

[@shutup2751]

how rude of them to laugh at such amazing singers, ask yourself this, would Jesus have laughed ?

[@shutup2751]

@@Ker-mk3bf not nice, please be kind and thoughtful

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

Jesus wouldn't have presented such garbage.

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

Yes, he'd probably condemn them for doing something that sounds like that. 🤣🤣

[@BlackholeSun1201]

Considering that's the entire point of the singing is to make the other one laugh and you already know this, yes he would have.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

​ @user-we6ee9mr8x Excuse you? Are you insulting their native traditions? Ohh I should have known better the ignorant Lucy is back.

[@elizabethkusce2718]

It’s ok when the joke is on them but I saw Camilla and Charles laughing at the Native singing as you see here. Not oops the queen farted or the kids picked their noses .

[@phantagirlable]

Yes, they were laughing at the native "singing". It sounded ridiculous. You don't have to pretend that everything is super dignified and worthy of respect just because it's a native doing it. lol

[@BlackholeSun1201]

“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator. It's a goddamn game. LOOK IT UP!!

[@loner1878]

LOL you have no idea what you're talking about. Throat singing is a GAME and laughing is normal. Its only white anti monarchists offended by it.

[@louisem7653]

Imagine the criticism Harry and Meghan would have received had they laughed at indigenous people singing for them.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

Considering the entire point of throat singing is to make the other person laugh your ignorance shows your true message.

[@louisem7653]

@@BlackholeSun1201 strange how no one else was laughing. “Very much alive in the Inuit communities of Quebec, the katajjaniq still marks the high points of Nunavik people since it is present in calendar holidays, cultural celebrations and important political events. A source of great pride and a powerful symbol of identity, the katajjaniq is a distinctive expression of Nunavik culture. The Inuit recognize katajjaniq as part of their cultural heritage”…..Hope this helps with your ignorance.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator. That came straight from the women you're watching.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

Inuit throat singing, or katajjaq (Inuktitut syllabics: ᑲᑕᔾᔭᖅ), is a distinct type of throat singing uniquely found among the Inuit. Sang in this way, as a duet, it was a type of contest to see which singer could outlast the other. However, Inuit women across the Arctic also used throat singing to soothe fussy babies who were tucked close enough in the hoods of those amautis to feel the vibration of their mother's throat. A little more education for you. You're welcome.

[@noellarash367]

It happens… human nature

[@Stargazer-28]

I found all but the king and Camilla laughing at the First Nations very sacred performance. It was very RUDE of Camilla and Charles. I’m totally disgusted in them for this.

[@phantagirlable]

lol Sacred performance? It sounds ridiculous and involunatrily funny. Just do some other ritual that doesn't remind the rest of the world of s x sounds.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

“Inuit throat singing is a friendly competition between girls, something they would do while the men were out hunting, It’s part of Inuit culture. It’s an oral tradition, it’s something that can’t be written down, it has to be learned from someone else,.” A “game” of throat-singing begins with two women facing each other, standing close and sometimes holding each other’s arms. One begins to sing, while the other follows. The game can last up to a few minutes, and ends when one loses her breath, laughs, or breaks concentration in any way. Some sources, such as Pulaarvik Kablu Friendership Centre, cite that it was once practiced with their lips practically touching, the women using their opponent’s mouth cavity as a sound resonator. It's not a very sacred performance. It's a goddamn game. LOOK IT UP!!

[@loner1878]

LOL you have no idea what you're talking about. Throat singing is a GAME and laughing is normal. Its only white anti monarchists offended by it.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

I can't get past the sacred performance part!😂😂🤣🤣

[@jemandjemand2362]

philipp was a true burden. the beggar prince acted like he was the king

[@jemandjemand2362]

@@Ker-mk3bf oh you cant another opinion? maybe you should grow up. pathetic attempt

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

How so? He did not in public and behind the scenes, The Firm often reminded him he wasn't king at the beginning. He was a good consort for Elizabeth and the longest serving one too. He also made his own contributions as her consort and changed some things for the better.

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

Perhaps you should do just a wee bit of honest research before you SPEW.

[@BlackholeSun1201]

​ @user-we6ee9mr8x That's rich coming from you. You don't know anything about your entire country and yet you're telling other people to do research.

[@Hopefully.2024]

Philip was anything but a burden. Open a book and you'll find out.

[@user-we6ee9mr8x]

Well...the throat singing was utterly absurd. I, as a Canadian was embarrassed for us.

[@patriciamueller2498]

Me too.🇨🇦

[@geen-gekopieerde-naam]

🤣🤣

[@BlackholeSun1201]

That just shows how ignorant you are of tradition. Everyone should be embarrassed of your performance on this channel. I certainly don't doubt that Canada is embarrassed of you as well because you don't know anything about your own country obviously.

[@Hopefully.2024]

How incredibly disrespectful of you on their culture. Are you a child because that sounds like something a child would say?

[@BlackholeSun1201]

​ @Hopefully.2024 No she's a GD racist. She called them disgraceful and despicable aboriginals.