First Son of the United States ruins royal wedding cake

 


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After confrontation with Prince Henry, the First Son of the United States ruins Crown Prince Philip’s wedding cake. 

Isabella Portilla October 30th, 2019 

The First Son of the United States, known as heartbreaker Alex Claremont-Diaz, has once again made the headlines alongside his royal counterpart, Prince Henry, after they were spotted fighting at the royal wedding this past weekend, causing the royal wedding cake to fall off the table. 

Prince Henry, second heir to the throne, says, “My brother Philip and his wife laughed about the situation! Of course it was misfortunate, but it was a friendly misunderstanding. Alex and I are very close friends, although we did get carried away.” 

However, and despite the royal family’s attempts to alleviate the situation, an anonymous guest of the wedding hints at something different, as they retell, “It wasn’t a friendly encounter. From what I saw, Alex was mad! I wouldn’t dare to speculate, but their encounter happened right after Henry asked June to dance! Seems like Alex might be getting a little bit overprotective of his older sister…” 

Nevertheless, it seems as if the recent scandal has not affected the families’ relationship, and the differences between Prince Henry and Alex have not gone past cake-ruining instances. At least for now.

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