Clumsy Royals
Hi guys! This is my first post here, so I decided to adress a topic that is so very "me" :o
I was wondering if anyone knows of any "clumsy" royals-as I am very clumsy myself, and for some reason it makes me feel better to know that there are people who are supposed to be all dignified in public can be just like me! I don't suppose anyone has ever broken plates, glasses, or teacups? Knocked over a priceless statue?:eek: :p |
welcome to the forum Aussie Princess! Hope you enjoy it. I cant think of any royals that are clumsy but there are sure to be some around. Ill do some research:)
But dont worry, i am very clumsy |
I've deleted all the off-topic posts, and I hope we can now get this thread back on topic with some serious answers to the question in the original post.
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Welcome Aussie Princess,
I can't recall any royal incidents of clumsiness. I can recall a few acts by a few U.S. Presidents so I will be interested to see of there are any factual stories to be told. |
Thinking of clumsy, the first picture that comes to my mind is of Queen Sofia's slip in the stairs of the White House. Not that she's clumsy at all, but this picture just came to mind....
As for really clumsy royals, I'll have to think about it....;) |
I wouldn't say these people are clumsy.....I would only like to think that they had a bit of an accident that's all. Personally, when I am distracted (as most of these royals probably are) I tend to sometimes lose focus of what I am doing. In doing so, "accidents" or "clumsiness" are more likely to occur.
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Do you have a pic of Qsofia?
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Victoria of Sweden has said that she is very clumsy. But I cant think of any photos right now... IŽll see if I can find any!
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Thanks for all the welcomes guys, it's so nice of you!
I feel ofr poor Queen Sofia, that must have been embarrassing! I really like her, being Australian I know quite a bit about British Royals, but have only recently started learning about all the Royal families aroundt he world, and I'm finding it fascinating! |
Staircases must be an abiding nightmare for queens and princesses in their long gowns and their high-heeled shoes.
Looking at the photos of Princess Mary's wedding shoes, I'm very impressed that she got through that ceremony without managing to trip over her gown or something else and break her neck, considering how high and narrow those heels were. |
I Know That Out Of The U.s. Presidents That President Bush And Barbara (the Older Bush Couple) They Were Very Clumsy And There Are A Lot Of Pictures To Prove It. Pictures Of Him Stepping On Her Feet. Them Both Falling. Many. Sorry That Is Off Topic.
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There is a set of videos entitled Royal families of the World and in the one about the Luxembourgios royal family you see Grand Duke Henri (at that time crown prince) going to take a glass of wine from a lady holding a tray of glasses and he knocks the tray spilling the wine over the lady.
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thanks for the info Iain.
Poor lady lol |
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I recall reading a book (could it be Tronarvingene?) where Victoria told about one of the first state dinners she attended, where King Harald, I think, was also in attendence. There was something tricky about eating some of the dessert, and some of hers slipped across to King Harald's lap. He took it all in good humour.
There was also a case of Queen Margrethe stepping wrong and tumbling down a hill in Rebild Bakker a few years back, I think I recall. |
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and she also dropped something so in photos it looks like she is laying her head in crown prince hakoons lap |
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Yikes! How embarrassing!
I agree about the long dresses and high heeled shoes that- I would go for flat shoes I think! |
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