Britain's Queen Elizabeth snubbed BBC Radio 1 DJ Nick Grimshaw.
The 88-year-old monarch met the 'Radio 1 Breakfast Show' host, known as 'Grimmy', while opening the BBC's new Broadcasting House in London's West End last year, but he claims she ignored him when he broke protocol by speaking to her before he'd been acknowledged.
Nick said: "The Queen did not like me. I was told, 'Don't speak to her unless she speaks to you.'
"But I was also told she would speak to me, and she didn't. It went on like this for a while, so I went, 'You all right? You having a nice day?'
"She just pulled a face at me.
"It was basically just me staring at the Queen after that."
However, the 29-year-old radio presenter admits that the Queen of England isn't the only person who has taken a dislike to him during his career, as he claims he also received a cold reception from 'Maleficent' actress Angeline Jolie.
He told the Daily Star newspaper: "She was very cold.
"I went to interview her and she was looking at me as if to say, 'And what are you doing here asking questions?'"

Pippa Middleton is reportedly house hunting with her boyfriend.
The 30-year-old socialite and columnist - who is the younger sister of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge - has sparked rumours she's got engaged to her boyfriend of 18 months, Nico Jackson, after the pair were seen looking at homes in south London, according to the MailOnline.
Pippa and her stockbroker beau, 35, were spotted looking at a number of properties in the Battersea Park area, where the couple have been seen out jogging together in the past, including a £2.5 million four-bedroom terrace house and a £1.95 million three-bedroom flat.
If the duo do decide to invest in a property in the area they may find themselves mingling with their celebrity neighbours, who would include former Boomtown Rats singer Bob Geldof, Duran Duran star Simon Le Bon and his former supermodel wife Yasmin Le Bon.
Meanwhile, Pippa has been working on her cooking skills, perhaps in anticipation of setting up home with Nico - who is reportedly keen to start a family soon.
The party planner recently took part in a culinary crash-course during a visit to the luxury Leela Palace hotel in Udaipur, western India, where she learnt to cook a variety of dishes including laal maas, a hot lamb curry, flatbreads and saffron rice.

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Paul Weller thrilled fans with a surprise encore of 'In The City' at his London show on Wednesday night (21.05.14).
The rocker performed at Dingwalls in Camden and after sending fans wild with a rendition of 'The Changingman' he left the stage, but as people started filing out of the intimate venue he rushed back on stage with his band to play the track, which was his former group The Jam's debut single.
Weller has performed three small shows across the UK capital this week to promote his upcoming greatest hits album 'More Modern Classsics', which features the highlights of the last 15 years of his solo career.
The 55-year-old musician's set was heavily comprised of songs from the LP, including 'Come On Let's Go', 'Wake Up The Nation' and 'The Attic' - from his most recent studio release, 2012's 'Sonik Kicks'.
Weller - backed by his usual band, including Ocean Colour Scene guitarist Steve Craddock - didn't speak much to the crowd other thanking them for their applause between songs, preferring to power through his 90-minute show instead.
Weller did also play older solo hits and got a big cheer when he introduced 'Above The Clouds', taken from his self-titled 1992 debut solo album.
Speaking about 'More Modern Classics' - which is released on June 2 - Weller said: "This is just another few chapters of my life's work, a journey which I would hope you would come with me on ... The music on this compilation is over 15 years but for me it feels like it could be five or six years. I'm rushing through, like, I can't slow it down. I'll cling on tight and see where it ends up."

Sharon Osbourne says "there is no more talent" to find on 'The X Factor'.
The 61-year-old music manager quit her judging role on the singing competition after guiding Sam Bailey to victory last year, and she claims talent shows have become an oversaturated market, leaving little undiscovered talent out there.
Sharon told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "I feel it has been overfished. There is no more talent out there. Any serious musician is not going to go on a show."
The outspoken star previously insisted her reality TV judging days were behind her after serving on the panel of 'The X Factor' for five years - including four series from 2004 to 2007 and again last year - and 'America's Got Talent'.
Sharon blasted the number of sob stories seen on "contrived", "boring" reality shows.
She said: "If one more person stands up in front of me and sings ... I've had it with people singing at me. I have had it with people singing on TV.
"And they've all got something wrong - they have either got one lung, one kidney, or they've all got somebody sick in the hospital."

Dorset residents have been sworn to secrecy about the new series of 'Broadchurch'.
Locals in the South West of England have been asked to keep quiet about the highly-secretive plot of the ITV crime drama's second series by producers, who are grateful for their discretion on social media.
Screenwriter Chris Chibnall told the Daily Star newspaper: "We're finally able to talk a little about preparations for the next series of Broadchurch and confirm we're coming back to film around West Bay and Clevedon.
"We're all thrilled about returning, especially given how supportive the whole community was last time. And if the community are able to keep our secrets as well as they did then, we'll be ever so grateful."
It was confirmed yesterday (21.05.14) that Marianne Jean-Baptiste, James D'Arcy, Eve Myles and Phoebe Waller-Bridge would be joining the cast alongside main stars Olivia Colman and David Tennant.
Chris enthused: "We're over the moon to have wooed Marianne back from Los Angeles to join us in 'Broadchurch'. She is one of Britain's finest actresses, so it's an honour and a coup for us. It's a role written specifically for her and I would've wept for months if she'd turned us down.
"Luckily she didn't and her character is going to make an indelible impact on the world of 'Broadchurch'."

Maddy Hill was surprised by the warm reception to the Carter family in 'EastEnders'.
The actress - who has earned a Best Newcomer nomination for her role as Nancy Carter at the British Soap Awards - admits she prepared for the worst when she joined the BBC One soap last year with Danny Dyer (Mick Carter), Kellie Bright (Linda) and Sam Strike (Johnny), as soap fans notoriously give new characters a hard time.
She recalled: "The producers actually told us that there usually can be a little bit of hostility towards new blood in the soaps, as people like what they know.
"I think there was a little bit of that as in the first week, I saw people online saying, 'Oh, I hate her!' But then things started to get more and more positive.
"The reaction has totally taken us by surprise - we had no idea how they'd be received."
Maddy also hinted that tomboy Nancy will soon be taking centre-stage with a big storyline of her own after supporting her family through their trials and tribulations.
She told Digital Spy: "There are Carter storylines where Nancy has to support the rest of the family coming up sooner, but after that, there'll be a window for Nancy's big storyline."
Quizzed if the storyline will see new secrets about Nancy's past revealed, Maddy added: "What's coming up is more a case of what's going to happen to her, but there aren't any secrets as such."

Philip Glenister is "scared" of his co-star Bernard Hill.
The 51-year-old actor - best known for his portrayal of police officer DCI Gene Hunt in 'Life on Mars' - has admitted to feeling intimidated by the 69-year-old actor, who plays his father in new BBC One drama 'From There to Here'.
Bernard was specifically chosen for the part by scriptwriter Peter Bowker to match the macho personalities of Philip and his on-screen brother Steven Mackintosh.
Philip told The Sun newspaper: "Peter Bowker said they had two alpha males with me and Steven. So they needed someone that was going to scare even us. There was only one man for the job - Bernard.
"He certainly scared the life out of the crew when he parked his car on somebody's lawn. It was the first day of the shoot and he insisted on driving to set and he drove straight on to the lawn of his onscreen house."
Fortunately, Philip's nerves were put at ease by his former 'Life on Mars' co-star Liz White - who plays his love interest Joanne in the new show - and he says there is a "chemistry" between the pair.
He explained: "Liz and I worked together on 'Life on Mars' so it was fantastic to be back together.
"She's so easy to work with and it does help that there's a chemistry there."
The three-part series - which follows the aftermath of the 1996 IRA bombing in Manchester - starts tonight (22.05.14) at 9pm on BBC One.

Mike Myers is obsessed with painting KFC icon Colonel Sanders.
The 'Austin Powers' actor has always been fascinated with the mascot and viewed the fast food as "exotic" when he was younger, and now finds himself sketching likenesses of the famous face on a regular basis.
He admitted: "I make about a painting a week. I started painting about two and a half, three years ago.
"My first painting was of my wife, Kelly. My second one was of my dog, George Harrison. And then I got into this Colonel Sanders thing.
"Growing up in Canada, looking south at America, they are so amazing at creating identity that they even have enough leftover to come up with the colonel who is the colonel of chicken!
"Our whole family was obsessed with the Colonel. For me show business was buying Kentucky Fried Chicken. Because it was nationally advertised, and it seemed exotic. First of all, it's a great character.
"He has his own unique silhouette--you can draw him in three lines. On the day that Lucian Freud died, I painted my version of a Freud with the Colonel, naked, holding a palette, painting himself. Then I did the Colonel with the Pearl Earring. Then I did the Colonel Lisa. You know, which is the Mona Lisa with the Colonel. This is so just a hobby. It is just making stuff. That's all I want to do, is just make stuff.
"[Do I still paint him?] Oh yeah. Yeah, I do. It's just a fun constant."
The 50-year-old actor - who has son Spike, two, and daughter Sunday, six weeks, with wife Kelly - also enjoys making music at home on his computer.
He added in an interview with America's GQ magazine: "I also make GarageBand tunes. I make one a day. I have now for eight years. They usually end up sounding like the Pet Shop Boys. And the Lightning Seeds, and a bit like Joy Division, and it can sound like Kraftwerk. I made one this morning. I called it 'Just Let Me Have My Steel-Belted Radials'."

Tori Spelling ordered her nannies to take time off while she was in hospital.
The reality TV star was treated as an in-patient for six days for a migraine last month, leaving husband Dean McDermott - who has admitted to cheating on his wife last December - to take care of their kids Liam, seven, Stella, five, Hattie, two, and Finn, 20 months.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "Dean was forced to take care of the kids on his own, at Tori's direction. They employ two nannies, one part-time, who takes Liam and Stella to school, picks them up, and helps with homework.
"The other nanny is full time and helps Tori at home with the younger children, Hattie and Finn. It was so typical of Tori to do, and extremely passive aggressive. She also told the crew filming to not help Dean at all with the kids, as they have done when Tori is home. As soon as Tori came home, the nannies reappeared."
The 'True Tori' star - whose latest reality show is chronicling the couple's struggles to save their marriage - is also said to have stopped her spouse spending much time in hospital with her.
The source added: "She wasn't going to allow it. Tori demanded that he take care of the kids....there is absolutely no reason why Dean couldn't have gone with her, or visited more. He very much wanted to, and the fact that the producer was calling to give him updates speaks volumes about the status of their relationship."
Friends of the couple have now slammed their behaviour, insisting they are letting their problems get in the way of their children's needs.
The source said: "The two of them are extremely messed up, and have tons of insecurities... The fact they have four innocent kids that they are exposing to all of this chaos with the cameras is just selfish and disgusting."

Mark Wahlberg wants his children to "trust" him.
The 42-year-old actor - who has kids Ella, 10, Michael, eight, Brendan, five, and Grace, four, with wife Rhea Durham - thinks it is important to have a close relationship with his family so they aren't "terrified" of him, but he insists that doesn't mean he won't administer discipline when needed.
He said: "I think the most important thing is to always be involved in every aspect of their life. To give them enough trust that they can share things with you. I don't want them to be terrified of me, you know?
"But I don't want them to think they can do whatever they want and get away with it, either, because they can't."
The 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' star - who spent time in prison when he was younger - is proud of his success but worries his wealth means his kids won't "appreciate" things in the way he did when he was younger and growing up in a poor area.
He told the new issue of Esquire magazine: "The biggest thing for me is, you know, as quickly as I was able to turn it around, to get from there to here, from me having nothing as a kid to me here now, providing everything for my kids, it's like, I worry that maybe they won't appreciate things.
"I worry that maybe they'll have a sense of entitlement. You don't wanna give your kids everything without giving them the tools to be great people."

Courtney Stodden "punched" the first guy she kissed in the face.
The 19-year-old starlet - who split from Doug Hutchison, 53, after two years of marriage last November - was just eight years old when a classmate with a crush on her "cornered" her in the playground, and she admits her response to the smooch was "a little violent".
Recalling her first kiss, she said: "I was about probably eight years old. I was in first grade and the boy who had a huge crush on me, he would run around the playground and he would chase my around and I thought he had cooties. So one day he cornered me and kissed me and I was having none of it and I literally punched him in the face. So my first kiss experience was a little violent."
The blonde beauty can't bear being around insects or spiders and gets "freaked out" if she sees a bug.
Asked her biggest fear, she told Fox411: "I hate to say the old classic spider thing. I can't stand termites, I can't stand roaches, and insects. All of that stuff freaks me out. I'm such a little girl when it comes to bugs and termites, that kind of thing. So anything that's creepy and crawly, it freaks me out."