Queen Elizabeth RSVP’d to a birthday invite from a young boy from India.
Four-year-old Shaan Dulay invited the British monarch to his party on June 25th and though his mother said it’s highly unlikely she would be able to attend, the pair were shocked when they received a note back from Her Royal Highness.
In his cute message, he asked Elizabeth to help spread the word that everyone needs to help the "poor children" in his community and how he would love to come and visit her horses.
In his letter to the royal, Shaan wrote: "Dear HRH Queen Elizabeth, I think you are the best Queen in the world.
"I really like your crown and the red cloak you wear. It’s like a superhero.
"I love horses just like you. I wish I could come and see your horses. That would be so amazing.
"When I grow up I am going to be a pilot. I would like to fly your planes. Mummy said be kind and help others. When I am big I am going to help the poor children like mummy does. Can you make everyone help the children as you are the Queen and everyone must listen to you?
"Can you please come to my house for my birthday? It is on June 25. I need to talk to you about horses, planes and the poor children."
Elizabeth kindly thanked Shaan for taking an interest in her horses and wished him the happy birthday.
The note written on behalf of the queen read: "Dear Shaan, The Queen wishes me to write and thank you for your letter, and for your message of support for Her Majesty at this time.
"Although unable to accept your invitation to come to your house for tea, because of her very busy schedule, The Queen greatly appreciated your kind thought for her, and Her Majesty was pleased to learn that you too like horses.
"The Queen hopes you have a very happy birthday on 25th."
Queen Elizabeth RSVP’s young boy’s birthday invitation
