prince William: He makes a drastic decision after the mistake with Kate Middleton

Prince William and Kate Middleton have managed to stand out as two of the most beloved figures in the United Kingdom. Their constant support for public causes shows their commitment to the nation's well-being. Just recently, last Monday, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the commemoration of one of the greatest tragedies in the United Kingdom's recent history.

Always alert to the needs of the people, both Prince William and Kate Middleton have shown great empathy during significant moments. Their presence at commemorative events and their active participation in various charitable causes reflect their dedication to their royal responsibilities.

Kate Middleton and William's gesture of respect was overshadowed by a mistake

This Monday, while William and Kate Middleton were at a solemn event, the official social media accounts became the scene of a small mishap. On Kensington Palace's X account—formerly known as Twitter—a commemorative message included a typical draft phrase: "El texto".

Although the post was quickly deleted, many users had already noticed William and Kate's mistake. The original post read: "In memory of the victims of the 7/7 attacks on this 20th anniversary" (20th). "Joining the survivors and the grieving families at the Hyde Park Memorial Gardens this afternoon," was the final phrase.

The correction of the message with a sincere tribute

Once corrected, the message included a moving video. "Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those who lost their lives and with those who still bear the scars of the attacks today." This change restored the solemn tone of the tribute, which was the most important thing at that moment.

The event continued with Prince William's participation in the religious ceremony at the Hyde Park Memorial Gardens. After the ceremony, the prince met privately with the survivors and the victims' families, offering his support.

King Charles III also expressed a message of support and unity. He highlighted the courage and dignity of those affected, reflecting: "Let us use this 20th anniversary (20th) to reaffirm our commitment to building a society." "Where people of all faiths and backgrounds can live together with mutual respect and understanding," he stated.

Despite the small mistake on social media, the presence and gesture of respect from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did not go unnoticed. Their presence at the commemoration was a reminder of the royal family's commitment to the victims of the atrocity.