London — In a shocking twist of royal romance, a handwritten love letter from Princess Charlotte has surfaced online, leaving Buckingham Palace scrambling to contain what is already being called the “Crayon Scandal of the Year.”

The letter, written in bright red, purple, and glittery crayons, was reportedly addressed to none other than the “Cutest Boy in Year 2.”

And yes — royal insiders confirm that Charlotte poured her heart out across three pages of lined notebook paper, complete with doodles of hearts, crowns, and one suspiciously large unicorn.

The Details of the Scandal

The contents of the letter were first leaked on a private parent WhatsApp group before exploding across social media. While the palace has remained tight-lipped, sources say the letter included phrases such as:

• “You are cuter than my pony.”

• “I will share my biscuits with you.”

• “Please sit next to me at story time.”

Royal watchers are already dissecting every crayon stroke, claiming this could mark the beginning of Princess Charlotte’s very first public love story.

Did He Share His Crayons?

Perhaps the most controversial question of all: Did the unnamed “Cutest Boy” return the affection… or at least share his crayons?

Buckingham Palace refused to comment, fueling speculation that the boy in question may not have passed Charlotte’s famous “snack and stationery sharing” test.

One insider whispered, “If he can’t share crayons now, how will he share pudding in the future?”

Royal Family Reactions

• Prince George is allegedly unimpressed, teasing his sister with chants of “Charlotte’s got a boyfriend!” around the palace hallways.

• Prince Louis took a more supportive stance, offering to “draw a better letter” with his markers to help Charlotte win her crush’s heart.

• Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly torn between laughter and concern, with William joking, “At least she’s not texting yet.”

Meanwhile, Queen Camilla is said to have offered her timeless advice: “Always choose the boy who shares the red crayon — never the one who hides the glitter pen.”

Public Reaction — #CrayonGate

The scandal has already sent shockwaves across social media under the hashtag #CrayonGate.

• Some fans are swooning, declaring Charlotte a “mini royal romantic” who is simply following her heart.

• Others worry the leak could mark the start of “royal love letters going digital,” with memes joking about encrypted crayon messages.

One viral post read: “This is the most relatable royal scandal ever. We’ve all written a love letter in crayons at some point!”

What This Means for the Monarchy

Royal experts suggest this incident reflects a new era for the monarchy, where even the youngest royals aren’t immune to the perils of leaked private notes.

Historian Beatrice Fox commented: “If Tudor princesses had their love letters leaked, half the wars in Europe might never have happened. This is history repeating itself… with crayons.”

As the palace tightens security over school supplies and snack exchanges, one thing is clear: Princess Charlotte has already captured the world’s imagination with her bold, colorful declaration of love.

But until Buckingham Palace confirms whether the “Cutest Boy in Year 2” shared his crayons back… the mystery — and the scandal — continues.