Princess Anne’s Hilarious Chocolate Cake Request Delights Onlookers

Princess Anne brought laughter to onlookers as she humorously requested a slice of chocolate cake at the Wormwood Scrubs Pony Center earlier today.

Assigned with the task of cutting into a sizable chocolate cake during her visit to the center in West London, the 73-year-old Princess Royal seized the moment to entertain the crowd with her wit.

Addressing the gathered spectators, Princess Anne playfully remarked, “I hope everyone has had a chance to admire this cake, as it is truly exceptional.”

She then cheekily added, “But remember, if I cut it, you must eat it, as not doing so would be considered legal vandalism.

So, go ahead, indulge in the cake!”

In celebration of the 35th anniversary of the Pony Center, Princess Anne, who serves as the vice patron of the British Horse Society, graced the occasion with her presence.

While there, she refrained from commenting on King Charles's health but graciously acknowledged the well-wishes extended to her brother by those present.

Engaging with BHS staff, supporters of the center, and young writers from West London, Princess Anne graciously received their kind words and gestures.

Sister Mary Joy Langdon, the founder and CEO of the center, expressed warm regards to Anne and her family during the visit.

Accompanied by television actor Martin Clunes, Princess Anne toured the center and interacted with some of the prize ponies housed there.

Later in the day, she is scheduled to attend the Royal Yachting Association's annual luncheon at Trinity House, Tower Hill.

Reflecting on her visit to the Defense Explosive Ordnance Disposal Training Regiment at St. George's Barracks in Bicester the previous day, Princess Anne appeared in high spirits.

Her striking red coat and matching lipstick caught the attention of a protection dog and Royal Navy personnel present.

During her visit, Princess Anne was introduced to cutting-edge weaponry, including a revolutionary single-soldier missile system designed to target and eliminate main battle tanks with precision.

Operated by units of the 16th Aerosol Brigade, this innovative system marks a significant advancement in military technology.

Additionally, she observed demonstrations featuring an explosive ordnance disposal robot in action at the indoor training facility.

Lt. Darren Powell, a specialist in underwater explosive ordnance disposal, provided Princess Anne with insights into the intricacies of handling explosive devices during a demonstration.