Red-faced woman who slagged off royal baby name on GMB claims she thought reporter was student doing coursework

AN Instagram model has joked that the Queen will have her "beheaded for treason" after she called the Royal Baby's name "basic" on national TV.

Paris Chardonnay claimed she thought the Good Morning Britain reporter was a student doing coursework when she hit out at Archie Mountbatten-Windsor's name.

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When asked what she thought of it, she sneered, adding: "Archie? It's alright... I think it's a bit basic."

She only realised her mistake when she saw a clip of herself circulating on Twitter.

She tweeted: " Noooo so how am i on the news calling the royal baby’s name BASIC!!!

"I thought this was for someones uni coursework not BBC news ffs.

THINKS SHE'LL GO TO THE TOWER

"Does the Queen watch the news? Shes fully going to get me beheaded for treason.

"They were two 20 year old girls who randomly came up to me and i was just being polite by answering them no warning or nothing"

";It was two 20 year old girls with some BTEC camera.

"Thought I was saying it to a couple of students not the whole of the UK."

Meghan Markle, 37, gave birth to Archie at 5.26am on Monday morning — the moment of daybreak over their home in Windsor.

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Within hours of the dawn birth, the couple were back at Frogmore where Harry, 34, gave an impromptu press conference to break the news to the world.

The beaming dad couldn't stop gushing as he announced Meghan had given birth to a "very healthy baby boy".

The couple later announced that they had decided to name the tot Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.

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