BREAKING: The princess of Wales has been confronted by a woman during a walkabout in Belfast.
The Princess of Wales has been confronted face to face by a woman during a visit to Northern Ireland.
The red-headed woman wearing a green cardigan can be heard saying ‘nice to meet you but it would be better if you were in your own country’. It happened as she was meeting a crowd of people in Carrickfergus, a coastal town north of Belfast, this afternoon.Watching security staff and police officers did not react to the interaction, though it is unclear if they heard it either.
Prince Charles was heckled last month, just nine days after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II.
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