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The Queen’s trustworthy dressmaker pulled a “mischievous” prank on the monarch which led Her Majesty to joke about firing her ideal-hand lady.

Through the Queen’s royal tour of Australia in 2006, Angela Kelly pulled an April Fools prank on the animal-loving monarch and was claimed to have reacted with disbelief and laughter at the time she found the fact.

The royal dressmaker and confidant wrote in her book ‘The Other Facet of The Coin: The Queen’, which was authorised by the Queen herself, about a conversation the pair experienced even though checking out Sydney.

The Queen spoke especially of her anticipation to see the kookaburra fowl, which is only located in Australia and New Guinea.

The account in the ebook recollects how Ms Kelly located a comfortable toy model of the chook in a current market though the Queen was attending an engagement, and the place she then concocted the approach to pull the prank.

Ms Kelly wrote: “I had a thing in intellect I believed the Queen would take pleasure in.

“Back at the Governor’s House I went up to her space to come across the excellent perch. I positioned it on the balcony in a very little cage.”

She continued: “I waited for her to return and when she came in I claimed, ‘Your Majesty, there’s a funny wanting grey hen on your balcony.’

“The Queen looked outside the house and shouted, ‘It’s a kookaburra!’

“I went to open up the cage doors and she explained loudly, ‘No! Never do that! It will fly away!’ and was guiding me in a flash.”

Ms Kelly included: “Turning to Her Majesty though attempting to hold a straight deal with, I solemnly told her it was dead.

“She looked horrified as I walked towards her with outstretched arms and as she took the chook from my fingers, she realised I experienced been winding her up.”

The Queen was shocked, and Ms Kelly swiftly remarked: “April Fool! I said with a mischievous grin, and she only experienced two text for me: ‘You’re sacked!'”