
They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder and it was true for a young boy who couldn't help but gush over Princess Anne when he met her at a horse-racing event.
On meeting the queen's 71-year-old daughter at the headquarters of the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) in Shrewley, Warwickshire, the young equestrian, known only as Ryder, had the royal in fits of giggles with his hilarious exchange, which the organisation shared on their Twitter page.
Are you the Queen?" asked Ryder, "No, the Queen is my mother" replied The Princess. "You're very beautiful...and very sexy!" said Ryder. There's a beauty to working with children, they'll come out with anything! This was an exchange between #HRH and one of our riders. pic.twitter.com/0M9mSN0xhw
— RDAnational (@RDAnational) November 6, 2021
“Are you the queen?” he was overheard asking the Princess Royal, to which she replied, “No, the queen is my mother.”
He then replied with, “You're very beautiful... and very sexy!” which left the royal in stitches.
“There's a beauty to working with children, they'll come out with anything!” the organisation wrote on their post.
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The site's followers were quick to share their thoughts. “Aw, he’s too cute,” one said. “What a story he’ll have to tell for the rest of his life.”
Others added, “What a wonderful exchange.” “The Princess Royal is having a good-natured laugh” and “Out of the mouths of babes....!
Congratulations to our RDA Award winners, who received their awards from #HRH on Friday. It was great to see our donors on Friday, and thank you also to @godolphin @ChildsFarm @PostcodeLottery for sponsoring some of the awards. #PrincessAnne #RoyalVisit #Awards #Congratulations pic.twitter.com/5byu0aKUUY
— RDAnational (@RDAnational) November 9, 2021
Anne, an accomplished equestrian, has been patron of the organisation, which seeks to connect people living with a disability to horses, since 1971. In 1985 she became its president.
Sources: Instagram, express.co.uk, hellomagazine.com