On January 16, it was announced that Prince William wouldn't be visiting the Army Air Corps regiment as planned, and here's the reason why.

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Prince William was all set for a royal outing on Thursday, January 16, but plans changed last minute. Why? The reason is so relatable it proves royals really are like us (sometimes). Here’s the scoop: The Prince of Wales,

William "hopes to reschedule," but cancellations are uncommon for him. Part of being a royal means showing up to engagements and performing your duties, but Prince William was forced to cancel his scheduled visit to Army Air Corps (AAC) regiment in Wattisham,

Prince William was supposed to visit a military regiment on Thursday (January 16), when he was suddenly forced to cancel the outing. According to People, the beloved royal holds a "prestigious role" in the regiment and was looking forward to speaking with servicemen and their families in Wattisham,