Kylie Kelce Apologizes to Princess Catherine as William Gets a Very Thirsty Reaction

0:03 Caloroga Shark Media. Hello and welcome to Palace Intrigue. I am your host, Mark Francis. Kylie Kelsey's invitation to the Princess of Wales has come with a follow-up apology over how she addressed her prospective guest. On her podcast, Not Gonna Lie, Kylie said, I love learning, so I was unaware that calling Princess Catherine Princess Kate was offensive. I didn't know that. Now I know that, now I will proceed accordingly. I apologise for the mistake. I would like to refer to people in the most respectful way and how they feel respected. Then came a message directly to Catherine, the Princess of Wales. Princess Catherine, or the Princess of Wales, I apologise. I will get that sorted immediately, starting now.

0:52 According to the Express, Kylie was referring to her September 24th episode when she invited Catherine to join her for a conversation about hockey and family life. On that horribly offensive episode, Kylie said, Princess Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, if you ever want to come on and chit-chat about some field hockey and maybe kids, I don't know, we've got a couple things in common. Kylie, who is married to retired NFL player Jason Kelsey, also pointed to Williams' appearance on New Heights, the podcast Jason hosts with his brother Travis, also known as Mr. Taylor Swift. Our husbands chit-chatted on the other podcast. She said the invitation included Catherine's former principal title, Duchess of Cambridge. She has been the Princess of Wales since September 2022, which the wife of a former NFL player should have been well aware of. The Express report does not suggest Catherine complained about the wording or requested an apology. It is unclear how Kylie's sister-in-law, Taylor Swift, refers to the princess formerly known as Kate Middleton. Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has admitted there is one familiar interruption to her royal engagements. someone chasing after her with a forgotten handbag. During a recent visit to a community lunch club in West Sussex, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, said, Everyone always runs after me. You forgot your handbag. Her phone apparently presented a similar challenge. Podcaster Giovanna Fletcher previously told The Times that Catherine, the Princess of Wales, told me that she was notoriously bad at keeping an eye on her phone. She always loses her phone. All of

2:25 her Christmas presents that year were related to her keeping track of her phone. It was all about her not losing her phone. On the minibus portion of the visit, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, was also doing some reminding of her own. According to the Telegraph, she encouraged a fellow passenger to fasten her seatbelt, adding, I have to remind my children to put their seatbelts on too. The Princess of Wales also revealed that she enjoys washing up, with Prince William taking responsibility for drying the dishes. As she prepared to leave, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, told the group, Thank you for having me. I feel like I'm slightly gate-crashing. After reassuring her that she was welcome, someone pointed out that joining lunch came with a responsibility. You know, you've got to wash up, Catherine replied. I've got to wash up.

3:09 I love washing up. I get very into washing up, so if you get me involved in that, I'll be here. The reaction on social media included, she is just so natural. She's so down to earth and she's just so lovely. William went to Wales to talk about flooding and plant trees, but It was photographs of him negotiating a barbed wire fence which attracted attention of their own. The Princess of Wales used a small step to climb over the fence at Great Theroux Farm in Monmouthshire on Thursday, joking that he wanted to avoid ripping his trousers. The Express collected some enthusiastic reactions on social media. One person wrote, Prince William looking perky in Wales yesterday. I have to say congratulations to whoever his gym coach is. At the farm, William joined volunteers from Stump Up for Trees, a charity working towards planting a million native trees across South Wales in the Banu Bresenog. I'm sure I mispronounced that. He helped collect seeds from a field maple, putting his height to use. Describing himself as taller than others in the group, he said, I'm going to reach up here and get these higher ones. The charity collected 35,000 seeds last year and hopes to gather 60,000 this year to grow trees for planting. William also planted a Cecil oak and approved of its surroundings. It's in a good spot. It has some space and it will be all right, he said.

4:29 William found himself catching up with a former customer during his visit to Skenfrith, someone who remembered buying a CD from him when he was a boy. William was meeting residents to discuss flooding when Rod Wyatt, accompanied by his wife Helen, reminded him of their earlier encounter. The first time I met you, you were this high, Mr Wyatt said, gesturing towards his waist. In Gladys Estate, you sold me a CD from a bric-a-brac stall. William immediately recognized the memory. Dodgy car boot sale. Yes, I remember that, he said, laughing. Mr. Wyatt asked, still doing that? William replied, no, I don't sell it straight up a bit, that one. Perhaps I should reopen it. I got up to a lot. We had some fun around there. Gladys Estate near Crick Howell is the family home of the prince's former nanny, Tiggy Legg Bork. William and Harry spent time with her during the 1990s, including on holidays and family outings. Her son Tom later served as a pageboy at William and Catherine's wedding in 2011. Tiggy also attended Harry and Meghan's wedding in 2018. More Palace in just a moment. William has remembered Dame Deborah James in a surprise video message to guests at a fundraising ball held on what would have been her 45th birthday. The first Baobab Fund Rebel Ball raised more than £ 316, 000, according to the Express, with Deborah's family and friends gathering in London to support the cancer research fund she established. William recalled the outlook that made such an impression when he met her. What struck me

6:00 was Deborah's positivity and the humour in the face of adversity, what she liked to call rebellious hope. He described her as an amazing woman, praised the fund's investment in research, which he said was giving more people more time with the ones they love. Tonight would have been Debra's 45th birthday, and I know she would have wanted everyone dancing, celebrating and making memories, he told guests. William personally presented Debra with her damehood in 2022, joining her family for afternoon tea and champagne while she was receiving hospice care at home. She died weeks later, aged 40. The broadcaster and campaigner had launched the Balbabe Fund for Cancer Research UK that may with a target of £ 250, 000. Donations went on to reach millions. The National Examiner, citing an unnamed source, claims the Sussexes were unhappy about the Prince and Princess of Wales appearing with Tom Cruise at the London premiere of Digger.

6:54 According to the source, Harry and Meghan felt William and Catherine made a particular effort to display their friendship with the actor. The insider also claims the Sussexes worry about their own welcome in celebrity circles and what the Waleses might be saying about them privately. Meanwhile, an unnamed source told the gossipy, naughty but nice Substack, nobody is worried Catherine is going to run off with Tom Cruise. They're worried about Scientology getting anywhere near the future king and queen. That is a completely different matter. Piers Morgan sees little prospect of William and Harry working together, speaking to Fox News Digital. He said, well, they don't speak to each other and haven't done so for years. Morgan described William as absolutely incandescent with anger about what his little brother did in trashing the royal family. He also said, Harry took out the spray gun, and when you do that, then family members who are on the receiving end aren't going to like it. And there you have it. If you'd like to email us, our address is thepalaceintrigue at gmail.com.

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