Donald Trump has bee caught up in yet another Twitter mistake, as he called Prince Charles 'Prince of whales' instead of 'Prince of Wales'.
The US President who made the mistake intending to refer to Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, in response to articles following an ABC news interview, had said he would listen if a foreign government gave damaging information about a political rival without necessarily reporting it to the FBI. However Donald Trump who called out the media team reporting the statement of "fake news", also ended up calling Prince Charles 'Prince of whales' instead of 'Prince of Wales'.
He however corrected his mistake in subsequent tweets. Some Twitter users replied to Mr Trump with mock-ups of what they thought a royal whale would look like.
The US President who made the mistake intending to refer to Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, in response to articles following an ABC news interview, had said he would listen if a foreign government gave damaging information about a political rival without necessarily reporting it to the FBI. However Donald Trump who called out the media team reporting the statement of "fake news", also ended up calling Prince Charles 'Prince of whales' instead of 'Prince of Wales'.
He however corrected his mistake in subsequent tweets. Some Twitter users replied to Mr Trump with mock-ups of what they thought a royal whale would look like.
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