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During her lifetime Queen Elizabeth welcomed many people through the doors of Buckingham Palace; world leaders, dignitaries and the stars of screen and stage.

Some were lucky to even enjoy afternoon tea or a state banquet with the late monarch.

However, a select group of stars couldn't help but misbehave at the royal residence!

Read on to find out who the royal rule breakers are...

During her lifetime Queen Elizabeth welcomed many people through the doors of Buckingham Palace; world leaders, dignitaries and the stars of screen and stage. Some were lucky to even enjoy afternoon tea or a state banquet with the late monarch. However, a select group of stars couldn't help but misbehave at the royal residence! Read on to find out who the royal rule breakers are...

Speaking to The Sun newspaper back in 2017, British pop star Robbie Williams shut down rumours about him being sick while visiting Buckingham Palace. However, the 'Angels' singer did spill that he went for a secret puff at the royal residence! He confessed: "Threw up in Buckingham Palace? No. "I had a spliff in Buckingham Palace.”

Former 'America's Got Talent' judge Piers admitted to having a toilet paper collection, taken from some celebrity bathrooms. This includes some toilet paper taken from Queen Elizabeth’s bathroom!

In his book ‘More Fool Me’, comedian Stephen Fry admitted he took cocaine while visiting Buckingham Palace. He also said he has “brought gorgeous palaces, noble properties and elegant honest establishments into squalid disrepute”.

Spice Girls singer Emma Bunton - also known as Baby Spice - revealed during an appearance on comedy panel show 'Celebrity Juice’ that she had taken the sign for a ladies’ bathroom during her visit to the palace, where she performed for Her Majesty. Her theft took place at the Golden Jubilee in 2002!

Olivia Colman - who played Queen Elizabeth in Netflix series 'The Crown' - told The Sunday Times newspaper that her husband Ed Sinclair had taken a toilet roll from Buckingham Palace when they attended a charity event at the royal residence. She spilled: "My husband stole some loo roll just to say we got it from Buckingham Palace."

The British actress-and-presenter confessed that she “borrowed” an ashtray and a tissue box holder from Buckingham Palace during a visit back in 1998. On her former TV show ‘The Big Breakfast’ she admitted she had done it just for fun, and later sent the objects back along with a stuffed camel toy as a gift for the Queen. The accompanying note read: "Sorry Ma’am. I didn’t mean to give you the hump.”

During an appearance on Graham Norton’s chat show, English actor Sir Ian McKellen recalled the time he found himself wandering around the Buckingham Palace, after being invited for a dinner with Queen Elizabeth. He ended up stumbling upon Her Majesty and Prince Philip’s gilded chairs along with a mystery partner-in-crime. 'The Lord of the Rings' actor said: "I went, I think this is the throne room - where you were made a dame and I was made a knight. "We went on dancing around the corner, and we found ourselves behind the band, and there behind this sort of partition was the throne. We sat on them!"

Who was Sir Ian's partner-in-crime during his misadventures at Buckingham Palace? None other than Dame Judi Dench! The actress - who met Queen Elizabeth on several occasions - joined him when they naughtily sat on the thrones!

Camila didn't misbehave at Buckingham Palace, but was naughty at another royal residence! During an appearance on Greg James’ BBC 1 Breakfast Show, singer Camila Cabello revealed she and her mother stole a pencil while visiting Kensington Palace, home to Prince William and Duchess Catherine. She said: "I put it in my mom’s purse, and my mom’s like, ‘We have to give it back!’ and I’m like, ‘No, he triple doggy dared me, I have to take the pencil!'. So I still have it. "I’m sorry William and I’m sorry Kate. I had to get it off my chest!"

John Lennon claimed The Beatles were “giggling like crazy” before they met the Queen to receive their MBEs because they'd had a joint in the toilet beforehand. His version of events was later disputed by bandmate George Harrison who said the Fab Four just consumed regular roll-ups.

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