At times, Queen Elizabeth struggled with what to say to the millions of people she met during royal engagements, but that doesn't mean she didn't have a sharp sense of humor. The late monarch had an innate talent for mimicry, and according to royal sources, could impersonate a range of accents. Throughout her life, Queen Elizabeth was known to entertain friends and family with her spot-on impersonations of everyone from staff members to Melania Trump—and she even poked fun at her own grandchildren.
One such story is shared in Craig Brown's biography, Q: A Voyage Around The Queen. Noting how the late monarch's "accent changed with the times," the author shared that Queen Elizabeth "enjoyed mimicry, and slipped into it with ease."
