TELEVISION news anchor makes uncomfortable gaffe when discussing Prince Philip

An Australian TELEVISION news anchor was left wincing after unintentionally stating Prince Philip remained in jail instead of in health center.

Today host Allison Langdon was reporting on the palace’s action to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey when she made the uncomfortable mistake.

The speaker was talking to a royal professional about their viewpoint and after that turned her attention to the Queen.

‘She has weathered a lot of storms lately,’ Allison started, ‘Prince Andrew, this, and of course her husband’s in prison so… oh, jail! No, health center! Let’s opt for health center.’

Reacting to his associate’s error, co-anchor Karl Stefanovic stated dryly: ‘Breaking news this morning…’

‘Oh, no, breaking news,’ stated Allison, looking tired out.

‘Let’s opt for health center. And I’m going to stop speaking today.’

‘Anyway, our thoughts are with the Queen this morning,’ she included, suppressing laughter, ‘Prince Philip…’

‘Karl joked: ‘From the hospital to the clink! He’s having a difficult day, Phil.’

‘He is… so am I,’ Allison responded, prior to proceeding to the next section.

Prince Philip stays in health center recuperating from heart surgical treatment as the scandal over Harry and Meghan’s explosive interview rumbles on.

The Duke of Edinburgh, 99, has actually now invested 3 weeks far from Her Majesty unhealthy and getting treatment.

It’s not the very first gaffe about the prince today, after the Bing online search engine erroneously noted him as dead.

The world continues to respond as the Queen broke her silence and reacted to the discoveries in their sit-down discussion, which aired on ITV on Monday night.

A declaration launched on behalf of the Queen the other day afternoon read: ‘The entire household is distressed to find out the complete level of how challenging the last couple of years have actually been for Harry and Meghan. 

‘The concerns raised, especially that of race, are worrying. While some recollections might differ, they are taken really seriously and will be dealt with by the household independently.

‘Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved family members.’

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