During his emotional address, Prince William referred to his grandmother's grand old age
June 04, 2022 - 22:27 BST Melanie Macleod Prince William revealed the cheeky side of his sense of humour during his tribute to The Queen at the Platinum Party At The Palace.As he honoured his grandmother's 70-year reign, the future king quipped about the Queen's age, remarking:"While no one's grandmother thanks them for talking about their age, my own grandmother has been alive for nearly a century," to much amusement from his fellow royals in the crowd.
Prince Charles also made a tribute to his mother, calling her"Mummy" and thanking her for being there for the nation in good times and bad for 70 years.The future king told how the Queen had laughed and cried along with the country through the decades, as he hailed her"lifetime of selfless service.
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