Queen Elizabeth was known to have a quick wit and strong sense of humor. She poked fun at world leaders and participated in a "James Bond" skit for the 2012 Olympics. She died on Thursday at the age ...

Queen Elizabeth II's sense of humor has been praised after a video of the monarch responding to a question about a soccer match went viral on TikTok. The video clip, which has resurfaced online from ...

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were married for more than 70 years, and according to a royal staffer, the Duke of Edinburgh brought out the best in the queen. He especially drew out her sense of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Daniel Craig shared a moment “very funny” Queen Elizabeth II made a joke at his expense. The Queen died aged 96 at Balmoral, ...

Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8 and her funeral took place on September 19. TikTokers have been sharing funny clips of the Queen in tribute, with many going viral. Some viewers have ...

The Queen showed us all that nobody’s too important to use self-deprecating humor. Here’s my favorite story from my years in Congress. In May of 2007, President Bush welcomed Queen Elizabeth II to the ...

Throughout her decades as monarch, the queen was known for her class and complete dedication to the crown, as well as her unique sense of humor and quick wit. There were many instances in which Queen ...

Queen Elizabeth was not only fond of her corgis, but apparently gave them a hilarious voice of their own. According to broadcaster Alexander Armstrong, the late queen — who died on Thursday aged 96 — ...

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SACRAMENTO — The tale about Queen Elizabeth II sipping gin in California’s state Capitol needs some fleshing out. And here it is: It was the late Ronald Reagan aide Mike Deaver’s tale. He told it to ...

Queen Elizabeth II was remembered by U.S. late-night hosts with a combination of humor and solemnity. Indicative of the latter sentiment was James Corden, the British host of CBS’ The Late Late Show. ...