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Queen’s wicked 5-word statement about Olympics revealed to diver Tom Daley

29.07.2024 - 06:13

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ok.co.uk:

The late Queen is fondly remembered for her wicked sense of humour - something which she showed off during a meeting with champion Olympic diver Tom Daley and his fellow Team GB athletes.

The monarch couldn't help but make a light-hearted comment on her own height, as remembered by the diver. Managing to sneak in a joke, she mused about giving gymnastics a shot.

While on the Swedish chat show Skavlan, Daley revealed: "She commented on her height compared to some of the other athletes in the room and because me and the other athletes were quite small, she said, 'Maybe I should try gymnastics'.

She was fully game to get involved in the sport." Daley, who's represented us at the past four summer Olympics and emerged victorious in Tokyo, engaged in this humorous exchange with the Queen back in 2016, reports the Express.

Queen’s wicked 5-word statement about Olympics revealed to diver Tom Daley

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