RICHARD KAY reveals how he accidentally ‘ruined’ Queen Elizabeth’s birthday surprise… Find out how in the Palace Confidential newsletter

Due to the nature of the role, the Queen II. Elizabeth was rarely surprised when he came to his birthday.

Almost every year, the beloved ruler would go to the luxury Ritz hotel in the heart of London for dinner.

But the children – that is, Prince Edward – in 1996, 70th birthday was determined to push the boat (literally) out of the word.

A plan was made for the Queen, Prince Philip and other members of the Royal Family to travel to the famous Waterside Inn in Bray in Berkshire through the Thames River.

Unfortunately, Richard Kay, the great editor of Daily Mail, broke the story without knowing the story before he was treated as an unexpected dinner.

There was turmoil at the ‘Buckingham Palace’, ‘Richard gives confidence this week Palace Hidden Bulletin.

“ I was accused of breaking a surprise party, and because of the nature of the queen’s role, I said that he had received very little unexpected treatment and that I ruined one. ‘

Shortly thereafter, Richard reported one of his Majesty’s overseas tours hosted by a garden party.

On this occasion, their children planned to take him to the Waterside Inn in Brayshire, Bray.

But he remembers, quietly he was asked to avoid the queen – because he was still a little pain about the ‘party section’.

As said, Richard was busy with the queen’s waiting ladies group.

The next day, one of them told Prince Philip that he had identified this encounter and talked to them with ‘that bloody man’.

Both Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson accused the story of leaking the story to Richard – but he insists that they were innocent.

Indeed, the fact that the story comes from is even more incredible.

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Richard Kay, the largest editor of Daily Mail, broke the story about the surprise planned by the Queen’s children for 70th birthday in 1996

Prince Philip (in the picture in 1996) told a group of ladies waiting for talking to Bloody Man ‘.

For the 90th birthday in 2011, Bray, Bray, Waterside Inn is the queen in Inn. In 1996, he celebrated his 70th birthday.

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