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Kensington Palace all over stolen pencil
    2019-11-29  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

CAMILA CABELLO has a royal confession to make — and Kensington Palace is all over it.

The singer, who recently visited the palace to meet and celebrate this year’s Teen Hero Awards finalists, appeared on BBC Radio 1 in an interview to talk about her time with Kate Middleton and Prince William.

While at the royal couple’s home, Cabello, 22, admitted that she was “triple doggy dared” by BBC’s host Greg James to steal something as a way to commemorate her visit — and the singer couldn’t resist.

However, according to the “Havana” singer, as she soon completed the sneaky action, James threw her under the bus.

It wasn’t long before Cabello’s stolen pencil admission caught the attention of Kensington Palace, who couldn’t resist poking fun at the situation.

Replying to the BBC Radio interview, Kate and William’s palace simply tweeted a pair of eyes emoji — acknowledging that they were very much aware of the stolen item.

(SD-Agencies)

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