Prince William and Kate have been left embarrassed after accidentally publishing an awkward blunder – but some blushes were spared after they managed to quickly delete it.
Amid the latest royal scandal, the heir to the throne and his wife attempted to update their loyal fans about what had been going on in their lives, but the pair made a hash of their upload.
Attempting to post on X, formerly Twitter, the happy couple headlined their post as the “Welcome to the October Rewind”.
This came as a shock to many fans, who pointed out that the post should actually have been a November rewind.
Luckily for the Royal Family, the couple managed to hastily delete the post and scheduled a new post within just twenty-two minutes.
The new post had the caption “Welcome to the November Rewind”. It was the start of a thread on Twitter which showcased what the pair had been up to.
First on the list was their visit to Moray, in Scotland, where the couple learnt about how organisations are supporting the wellbeing of its young people.
The pair then flew to Singapore in the name of climate change in order to present Prince William’s Earthshot prize – a competition for people to get funding for innovative solutions to tackle the civilization-threatening environmental issues humanity has created for itself.
Another key event was the United4Wildlife Global Summit, where the pair campaigned to end the illegal wildlife trade in order to boost biodiversity and protect animals.
Remembrance Sunday was another key day in their November calendar. The day went largely smoothly, apart from the arrest of right-wing counter-protestors who targeted police when no anti-genocide marchers turned up.
Kate and Wills also welcomed the Crown Princess of Sweden and Prince Daniel to the UK, and attended the Royal Variety show.
