British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Christmas video, potentially misinterpreted, has ignited discussions among social media users.
In a humorous Instagram video, Sunak finds himself in the unusual setting of being alone at 10 Downing Street, the official residence and office of the UK's PM. The video captures Sunak playing a game, knocking over soda cans in a hallway. Suddenly, the phone rings, and Sunak, with a hint of hesitation, answers, "Uh, No. 10 press office."
He then playfully remarks, "Harry, you've got the wrong number," before hanging up.
Some social media users speculated that this was a reference to the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, who now resides in the US with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children after stepping back from his royal duties.
Reacting to the amusing video, one user commented, "It seems like the PM gave a shut-up call to Harry."
However, it's improbable that Sunak intended to troll Prince Harry. Instead, many believe the PM was alluding to Harry Cole, a British journalist who had reported on the prime minister's personal phone number being leaked. The video, meant to be a lighthearted moment, unintentionally led to various interpretations on social media.
