"In her castle in Scotland": Beatrice Egli's guest once served Queen Elizabeth II.

Created: 11/30/2022, 6:47 p.m

By: Jonas Erbas

Beatrice Egli once again impressed with a colorful guest list.

Almost in passing, the presenter revealed that one of the musicians who performed once served Queen Elizabeth II (†) – and that for more than a decade!

Berlin – In her new hit show, Beatrice Egli (34) not only inspires as a presenter and singer, but also relies on a wider range of guests compared to industry size Florian Silbereisen (41).

On Saturday evening (November 26), in addition to superstars such as Höhnern or Andrea Berg (56), Highland Saga were also allowed to play, which came up with folk tones from the Scottish highlands.

A band member was once even in the service of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II († 96), who died in September.

Beatrice Egli presents her own pop show – Highland Saga show "Scottish music tradition"

In the “Beatrice Egli Show” it was not so much the biggest German pop stars of all time that were in the limelight, but rather music acts that otherwise get much less opportunity to present themselves on television.

This is also the case for the group Highland Saga, who "with bagpipes, drums and fantastic singers" have already delighted a number of fans this year, as the 34-year-old Swiss revealed in her introduction.

Great honor for Beatrice Egli: The music group Highland Saga performed in their hit show, which provided great moments with Scottish folk music.

William Bell, the group's drummer, served the Queen for twelve years, as the presenter revealed after the band's performance (photomontage) © Screenshot/MDR/SWR/Die Beatrice Egli Show

With "Don't Cry For Me" and "You're My Mate", Highland Saga took the audience and listeners "into the Scottish music tradition", according to Beatrice Egli, whose pop show also included folk music from other parts of Europe.

"The Beatrice Egli Show" inspires over two million hit fans:

After Giovanni Zarrella and Ross Antony got their own TV show, Beatrice Egli is now following suit.

"SWR Schlager - The Show" became the "Beatrice Egli Show".

The TV show "is tailored to Beatrice Egli as the hostess," the broadcaster announced at the time.

And the concept works: “The news about the show is amazing!

Thank you very much,” Beatrice Egli thanked her fans after the last show in May.

"I'm just happy that over two million people watched the show."

Revelation in the middle of the hit show – Beatrice Egli guest once served Queen Elizabeth II.

After the group's performance, Beatrice Egli revealed something amazing about William Bell, who stood at the drum in Highland Saga in a traditionally patterned kilt:

, the pop singer let the audience know and then asked the musician again briefly whether that was true at all.

He said yes - and smiled almost modestly.

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Incidentally, the castle in question is probably Balmoral Castle, where Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022.

The Swiss woman was visibly impressed that the Highland Saga drummer dedicated more than a decade of his life to the monarch.

"Cool story - wow!" The 34-year-old was amazed.

Schlager fans who had traveled to Egypt for their favorite stars were also recently amazed: Stefan Mross (47) and Anna-Carina Woitschack (30) were supposed to perform together at a festival there – after the breakup, the “Always Sunday” hit star came then alone.