Original title: by the queen circle powder! Oscar winner Buckingham Palace 'Stealing' toilet paper as a souvenir
According to the Sunday Times on October 13, Olivia middot, a new Oscar winner and famous British actress; In an exclusive interview with the newspaper, Coleman admitted that she and her husband secretly took a roll of toilet paper home while participating in a charity event organized by Buckingham Palace. Coleman claimed that after taking over the new play and having personal contact with the queen, he was completely fascinated by the queen, and even changed from a Republican to a monarch.
Some British media joked that Coleman has now become a 'Queen's professional'. Previously, she won the Best Actress Oscar this year by virtue of the role of Queen Anne in the film beloved. Later, she took over the third season of the historical drama crown and played the middle-aged Elisabeth II at the age of 45. The drama has attracted much attention before it was broadcast. With the Queen's longevity and devotion to duty, Coleman himself changed his view on the constitutional monarchy. It is precisely because she was' circle Pink 'by the queen that she and her husband had the idea of' stealing the Queen's toilet paper 'as a souvenir.
According to the British "Daily Mirror" statistics, Buckingham Palace similar to "stealing toilet paper" or even more serious mischief can be many. In 1998, British famous actress Denise & middot; Where & middot; Otten stole an ashtray and a tissue box from a reception at Buckingham Palace; 2002 famous British singer Emma middot; After Burton performed at the Queen's golden wedding party, he quietly took away the sign on the door of the women's toilet at Buckingham Palace; 2011 famous British host pierce & middot; Morgan blew himself up by stealing a roll of toilet paper from Buckingham Palace because he had the habit of collecting toilet paper from famous buildings & hellip& hellip; In addition, Buckingham Palace has lost 350000 pound famous paintings, 4000 pound bowls and 400 pound expensive tableware. A spokeswoman for Buckingham Palace said that it receives nearly 50000 visitors every year. "If everyone takes some souvenirs, there's probably nothing left.".