Britain's Queen Elizabeth And Prince Philip
Britain's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrive for the opening ceremony for the 2014 Commonwealth Games at Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland, July 23, 2014. REUTERS/Phil Noble

British Prime Minister David Cameron would reportedly apologise to Queen Elizabeth for saying that she "purred" at Scottish No Vote. Cameron was heard saying that the Queen purred with joy after Scotland voted against independence.

Cameron gave the comment during his visit to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly."She purred down the line. I've never heard someone so happy," Cameron said, according to reports by ABC. Queen Elizabeth has remained silent about her political views and has not given any statement in regard to which party she supports. Mr Cameron had talked to the media after his private conversation went public and said that he is embarrassed and extremely sorry about it.

"It was a private conversation, but clearly a private conversation that I shouldn't have had and won't have again." said the Prime Minister. Cameron's office is already in touch with the palace.

According to reports, the Queen is not supposed to give her political views. Queen Elizabeth is a constitutional monarch and the prime ministers who are in regular contact with her are not suppose to reveal Queen's views.

Mr. Cameron's remark is being considered undiplomatic, according to the reports by the NYTimes. Moreover, the British Monarchy official website states that the conversations between the Queen and Prime Ministers needs to remain strictly confidential.

After Cameron's statement, the palace said that Queen would not like to give any statement or would like to influence anyone's decision as this is the matter of people of Scotland and is their choice, according to Telegraph. Buckingham Palace also said in a statement that Queen couldn't influence the outcome of the campaign as it is wrong.

In other news concerning the Queen, she is considered a fan of Scotland's landscape. She has her summer home, Balmoral Castle, in Aberdeenshire. She frequently goes there for vacationing with Prince Philip. Meanwhile, Alex Salmond, the Scottish First Minister, said that we are proud to have Queen Elizabeth as the monarch, according to reports by the website.