Rod Stewart has left a brazen message to the Queen ahead of her performance at Buckingham Palace tonight.
The 77-year-old could not resist leaving a playful joke for His Majesty before his performance at the Jubilee Party at the Palace where he will perform.
The Rockstar Hoops Madman is a regular at Parkhead and often flies his private jet around the world to see his team play.
He was seen making combs for football fans in a Glasgow pub after the Old Firm’s recent 1-1 draw against the Rangers.
After Celtic were crowned champions, Rod and all of his dancers and singers took to the stage fully dressed in the Hoops team to perform in Las Vegas.
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So it’s no surprise to fans of Maggie May singers who will still be talking about the victory before the Jubilee.
The blatant message said, “The Celts are champions again. Your Majesty !! Guess who?”
Fans rushed to comment on the singers’ hilarious post.
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One said: “Your queen would not approve of Celtic being champions, beware she can return her gong #NotMyQueen #ScottishRepublic”
Another joked, “I’m just wondering: Does the queen support Celtic? … You get the feeling she’ll do it today. Good luck.”
A third wrote, “I love the classic Rod,” along with a stream of heart emojis.
Tonight’s performance will be a special occasion for Rod, who compares the queen to a member of his family.
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He told Naga Munchetty of the BBC Breakfast: “I grew up with this woman.”
“He was seven years old when he came to the throne.
“So she’s always been a part of my life, and having met her seven times makes it even more important to me.”
“What does she mean to you?” Naga asked.
“You’ve met him a few times, that must be amazing.”
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Rod was a little excited as he explained, “She’s been a part of my life, she’s almost like a sister.
“It’s always been in the background of my life,” he added.
Sir Rod will share the stage with people like Diana Ross, Queen and Alicia Keys in the opening play.
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