Subtitle blunder during Eugenie's engagement interview/Eugenie and Jack ...

Subtitle blunder during Eugenie's engagement interview

Amid the flurry of excitement following Princess Eugenie's engagement TV interview, one eagle-eyed fan spotted a hilarious subtitle blunder.

Revealing her plans for the wedding dress, in what should have read 'no meringue shoulders', text flashed up on the screen saying: 'gnome orang shoulders'.

And it did not go unnoticed, as viewer noticed the mistake and quickly took to Twitter to share the mistake.

Social media user Lou posted a snap of the subtitles on her TV screen, writing: 'Eugenie is going for an interesting dress, then...'

Aside from TV interview gaffes, the royal couple were flooded with mentions on Twitter, with fans saying how 'cute' the couple were. 

Sarah Ferguson wasn't the only person to take to social media to share her joy over the announcement, people from across the country took the time to congratulate the princess on her engagement.

One user said: Lovely interview with Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank on BBC One just now, they seem very happy and Jack did well on his first ever TV interview.'

Another wrote: 'Princess Eugenie relationship is goals' followed by a crying emoji.

Jack captured the nation's heart when he described the ring as: 'What's amazing is it's colour, it changes from every different angle that you look at it, which is what I think of Eugenie.' 

As well as making their debut as an engaged partnership on national television, their professional engagement photos were also shared.  They posed together at Buckingham Palace, and Eugenie even wore a dress she had already worn before. 

The recycled floral dress was by Erdem, which she previously wore for a photo shoot with Harper's Bazaar in 2016. She teamed her outfit with a pair fo Jimmy Choo shoes. 

They also opted for the more laid back option of hiring a Press Association photographer, Jonathan Brady - rather than enlisting a celebrity photographer. 

They are now set to exchange vows in the autumn at Windsor Castle - in the same chapel that will play host to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's nuptials in May.

The 27-year-old Princess' long-term boyfriend Jack Brooksbank, 31, popped the question in Nicaragua earlier this month with the unusual ring; a padparadscha sapphire surrounded by diamonds.