Kamis, 19 September 2019

The Hilarious Voicemail Recording Prince Harry Set Up For Queen Elizabeth When She Got Her First Cellphone - Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Prince Harry definitely has a funny side — we all know that. The members of the royal family are known for being extremely formal, and when he is tending to his official royal duties, Prince Harry devotes his full attention to his work.

However, this most definitely does not mean that the prince does not enjoy having a bit of fun. According to Insider, Prince Harry is certainly the jokester of the royal family. He knows exactly how to have a good time, whether he is at an event or engagement, or just hanging out with family and friends having fun.

Ever since Prince Harry was a child, we could always count on seeing him do silly things such as sticking his tongue out at photographers, and kidding around with fans whenever the opportunity arises. As it turns out, Prince Harry’s humor does not stop there. He even likes to amuse his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. So, what was the hilarious voicemail recording that Prince Harry set up for the queen when she got her very first cell phone?

Prince Harry and his grandmother have an excellent relationship

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To the rest of the world, she may be Queen Elizabeth, but to Prince Harry, she is simply “granny.” The queen knows better than anyone that being a member of the royal family is by far not an easy thing for anyone since she herself has always been in the spotlight.

With that, she has always gone out of her way to support her grandson, Prince Harry, and their relationship has grown extremely close over the years. According to The Frisky, she has always been there during Prince Harry’s life: during both the good and bad times.

The queen was there to comfort Prince Harry after the death of Princess Diana and has always cheered him on in everything that he has done. They have a wonderful relationship and a bond that can’t be broken.

The queen welcomed Meghan Markle with open arms

Marrying into one of the world’s most famous families is an honor that not many people get to experience. And as spectacular as it may seem, it is very stressful as well. One of the most important milestones for a royal in a serious relationship is when he or she introduces a significant other to the queen. Having her approval is crucial since for royal family members such as Prince Harry, her permission is needed in order to get married.

Markle only had one chance to make a first impression on the queen. And although we weren’t there to see how things went down, it seems that she did something right. Radar Online reports that Queen Elizabeth was very welcoming of Markle, and has done everything possible to ensure that she is comfortable and happy in her new role as the Duchess of Sussex. 

What is the hilarious voicemail recording that Prince Harry set up for Queen Elizabeth when she got her first cell phone?

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Yesterday The Duke of Sussex visited #Sheffield to open a new wing at @sheffieldchildrens Hospital, see how academics and students are using applied learning in teaching and research @sheffhallamuni and cheer on inspiring athletes at the Invictus UK Trials. The Duke met patients and their families during a visit to Sheffield Children’s Hospital’s new 72-bed wing which he officially opened. The wing includes four new wards, therapy rooms, a patient dining room, a parent relaxation room, a teen hangout room and Play Tower. The next stop was to Sheffield Hallam University where The Duke learnt about academics and student's commitment to using applied learning to address challenges in society, from a Virtual Reality rehabilitation project, which uses technology to make it easier for amputees to train themselves to use prosthetic limbs to the development of innovative new technology to provide alerts and assistance to field staff working in inhospitable and dangerous parts of the world. Lastly The Duke visited the Invictus UK Trials where he watched Wheelchair Basketball, Powerlifting and Swimming Competitors before meeting their friends and family. The trials form part of the selection process for the team representing the UK at the forthcoming #invictusgames The Hague 2020 which will see over 350 wounded, injured or sick servicemen and women compete in up to nine sports. Press Association

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It is difficult to imagine that not long ago, there was a time when not even the queen had a cell phone. Although she probably uses hers more for business than pleasure, having a phone to carry around is still a huge convenience.

However, having grown up and spent most of her adulthood in a time when technology wasn’t nearly as prevalent as it is now, her majesty needed a little help setting up her first voicemail recording. Rather than call on an assistant, she delegated the task to Prince Harry, who made sure that his grandmother’s outgoing message was anything but boring.

What exactly did he record? According to Fox News, those dialing the queen’s number could expect to hear: “Hey Wazzup! This is Liz. Sorry, I’m away from the throne.”

Although the queen was said to have been horrified when she heard this, it has been said that she actually has a great sense of humor herself. Surely, she can now look back and see how funny it actually was.

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'America's Got Talent' crowns Kodi Lee the Season 14 winner - msnNOW

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"America's Got Talent" has a new champion.

Kodi Lee was crowned the Season 14 winner during Wednesday's live, two-hour season finale following what Simon Cowell dubbed "the best final I have ever sat in on in my life" on Tuesday.

America's Got Talent judges© @AGT via Twitter America's Got Talent judges Lee, who is blind and has autism, has been the front-runner of the NBC talent show since earning a Golden Buzzer during the auditions round from Gabrielle Union. Lee not only pulled at the judges' heartstrings, but America's, winning the most viewer votes.

"I feel so amazing. … Unbelievable," Lee said as he jumped for joy with his mother, Tina Lee, under a sea of confetti and pyrotechnics. 

Lee beat out nine finalists, including five other Golden Buzzer winners, and walked away with a $1 million prize and headliner status for an "AGT" show in Las Vegas.

Detroit Youth Choir finished second; comedian Ryan Niemiller finished third; acrobatic dance group V. Unbeatable finished fourth; and the Voices of Service quartet finished fifth. 

Earlier in the night, five acts were eliminated: singer Benicio Bryant; opera singer Emanne Beasha; Ndlovu Youth Choir; light up dance group Light Balance Kids and violinist Tyler Butler-Figueroa.

The two-hour season finale felt like a concert, with more than a dozen mash-ups and duets featuring the Top 10 contestants, star-studded musical guests and past "AGT" competitors. 

Kygo kicked off the show with "Higher Love" featuring the Ndlovu Youth Choir. Macklemore came out of the audience soon after with a high-energy performance of "Can't Hold Us" with Detroit Youth Choir, the same song the schoolchildren sang Tuesday in an attempt to win it all. 

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Butler-Figueroa and fellow violinist Brian King Joseph, a Season 13 finalist, lit up the stage with a duet of Ariana Grande's "7 Rings." Light Balance Kids kept the energy going with a flashy dance routine to Bruno Mars' "Treasure" that included surprise dancer Paula Abdul.

"How did you get up there?" Cowell asked his former "American Idol" partner-in-crime. 

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Beasha, who celebrated her 11th birthday Wednesday, sang a heavenly opera song as world-renowned concert pianist Lang Lang accompanied her, after opening with a solo. 

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Niemiller's hero is not a comedian. In fact, he did a skit with wrestler Chris Jericho, explaining, "I wanted to be a wrestler … because I felt like an underdog." While in the ring, he learned some wrestling moves from Jericho, and even gave Terry Crews a noogie onstage.

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Bryant let loose with his idol Ozuna during a bilingual performance of "Baila, Baila, Baila," before switching to "Taki Taki."  Bryant showcased his dance moves, a side of him the audience hadn't seen before. 

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Judge Julianne Hough took the stage with V. Unbeatable to debut her new single, "Transform." Their performance included an epic dance break where Hough did a high-flying, acrobatic stunt.

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Voices of Services performed a beautiful rendition of Billy Ray Cyrus' patriotic song "Some Gave All" with the country artist, hitting home the group's message of support to service members. 

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The finale was wouldn't be complete without the icon Cher, who brought the 1970s to Dolby Theatre with a psychedelic rendition of ABBA's "Waterloo," ahead of her Here We Go Again Tour.  

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Lee joined Leona Lewis for a breathtaking duet of her and Calum Scott's "You Are The Reason." Lee played on an angelic white piano and sang as Leona stood over in a stunning sliver dress.

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The performance alone could have won Lee another $1 million. As for what Lee plans to spend his winnings on? "I would buy lots of grand pianos in every color," he said. 

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2019-09-19 04:02:48Z
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