The subtle things Queen Elizabeth II does to make a statement

One of the most renowned public figures in the world, Queen Elizabeth II is known for her vibrant set of colourful clothing and wide range of handbags and purses. But what remains hidden from the public eye is the subtle messages she sends through her beautiful attires and her expensive handbags. The Queen is known to be a very discreet person and while her popularity goes beyond borders, much of her actions and statements are well regulated and supervised. That said, it is only natural that she uses highly unnoticeable signs to convey her messages.

Here are some of the subtle things the Queen of England does to make a statement and/or to make an urgent exit.

While many people are left in awe at the sight of the Queen, it is only natural to assume that people would want to talk to her too. However, if you notice the Queen twisting her wedding ring, it's not a sign of restlessness, but a sign that she wants the conversation to end soon.

While we may fling our bags over and under the table, if the Queen places her handbag on the table, it has a far greater meaning than what meets the eye. When the Queen places her handbag on the table, it indicates that she wishes to leave the premises immediately in at least 5 minutes.

According to experts, if the Queen puts her handbag on the floor, it means that she isn't enjoying the company at her table and that she wishes to be rescued by her lady-in-waiting.

If you notice, Queen Elizabeth II has the habit of draping her handbag around her left arm. Therefore, when she switches it to the other arm, it probably means that the Queen is bored by the conversation and wishes to move on. The switching of the handbag from one arm to another only means that she wants one of her staff to interrupt the conversation and help her make her exit.

While the royal guidelines prohibit the royals from expressing their political views, the Queen has subtle ways of doing it. According to reports, when the Queen spoke at the annual State Opening of Parliament after the Brexit vote in 2017, the queen chose to wear a blue hat with yellow flowers, which matched the European Union flag.

Even at her own official residence, the Buckingham Palace, the Queen allegedly has a secret buzzer in her office, which she discreetly uses to call in her staff to interrupt a meeting, she does not wish to continue.