Prince of Pegging

Prince William's alleged affair is getting the Deuxmoi treatment as a new twist in the tale has everyone Googling what "pegging" is.

I don’t care if he likes a bit of pegging. One fan of the Sussex Squad dove right into the heart of the family feud and wrote, “I don’t care if Prince William indulges in extramarital affairs. The rumors about Prince William’s alleged affair were hot news (again!) on Thursday as a Deuxmoi post had everyone talking.

A trending Twitter hashtag caused confusion and surges in Google searches for pegging, leading to assumptions about Prince William and his sexual tastes.

Speculation was that Prince William is the pegging-lover in question and Kate Middleton is the less-sexually-adventurous wife. “This is so salacious I’m almost too shook to share with you (But will anyway). This British Royal extramarital affair is an open secret in London and amongst the English aristo set, and is the talk of every party, I was told the real reason for affair was the royal’s love of pegging, which the wife is far too old-fashioned to engage in. That is as blunt and simple as I could think to explain it, so I hope you got the picture without having to do a regrettable Google search.

The hashtag 'Prince of Pegging' has taken the internet by storm and searches around the meaning of the practice spiked in a few hours.

During an interview from 2020, DeuxMoi confirmed that the site was launched in 2013 and was initially used as a fashion blog run by two friends. The submission claimed that a celebrity with an unconfirmed identity was allegedly interested in the act. DeuxMoi is an Instagram account with 1.5 million followers that publishes celebrity gossip content.

Upon diving into Twitter's latest trending hashtag, I realized #PrinceOfPegging was created in response to an alleged royal affair. The gossip account DeuxMoi ...