‘Queen Elizabeth to be exiled when I become president’, says Gemma Collins
Gemma Collins wants to become a US-style president of Britain by exiling Queen Elizabeth II
British media personality Gemma Collins is looking to bring about a change in her country’s political landscape.
The reality TV star, 39, wants to become a US-style president of Britain with a bunch of weirdly absurd rules that would be set in motion.
One of those include exiling Queen Elizabeth II to her Norfolk estate.
Collins said on Sunday: “I need to be president at some stage throughout my life – it’s got to happen.”
“I would basically put in a lot more holidays for people. Four weeks’ holiday a year, who came up with that idea? It is cruelty. It is no good and it has to change.”
“In my presidential reign, you will have 10 weeks’ paid holiday a year. I’d get rid of all watches, all clocks, it’s a pressure. I would definitely relax on time, as you know time is a bugbear of mine,” she went on to say.
“And paperwork, filling in forms. That just does my head in. I’d get rid of all these congestion charges. I’d definitely get rid of parking tickets. I get so many parking tickets it’s a joke,” she continued.
She added that as her first power move, she would move Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth to their Sandringham estate and take over Buckingham Palace.
“The Buckingham Palace building would be made into the GC Presidential Palace. There will be a huge statue of me coming out the top, it would be lit up in pink lights but the tarmac leading up would be pink. And do you know what? Anyone can come in and visit me at any time,” she added.
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