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When a new princess was born on Saturday the world waited with bated breath to find out what the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had chosen to call her. But one woman from the U.S. came close to spoiling the surprise.Astonishingly, Brenna Wilson correctly predicted the full name of Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana - except she did it two years ago while Kate was pregnant with Prince George.She tweeted in July 2013: 'Is guessing the gender & name of the Royal baby a thing?  
  
I'm going with Charlotte Elizabeth Diana. Too obvious?'Scroll down for video  Spot on: The tweet from Brenna Wilson which correctly predicted the name of the new royal baby, Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana.  
  
But it was tweeted in 2013 as a guess for what Prince George's name would be Incredible foresight?  
  
The Princess of Cambridge, who is now fourth in line to the throne, was born on Saturday, weighing 8lb 3oz. Yesterday it was finally revealed she had been named Charlotte Elizabeth DianaIt was posted the morning Prince George was born at St Mary's Hospital in London but before his name and gender were confirmed by William and Kate.Yesterday it was finally revealed to the world that his sister, the Princess of Cambridge, had been named Charlotte Elizabeth Diana - a nod to her grandfather, her grandmother and her great-grandmother. RELATED ARTICLES   
  
  
  
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Miss Wilson's 2013 tweet was dug up by a fellow Twitter user and has since been retweeted more than 8,000 times. Reacting to its explosion in popularity this morning, she wrote on the social media site: 'Someone found that tweet and now my notifications are blowing up.'Earlier Miss Wilson, who lives just outside Boston in Massachusetts, tweeted: 'hahahah wait.  
  
When Kate was pregnant with George, I apparently tweeted she would name him Charlotte Elizabeth Diana before we knew gender.' No bet: Brenna Wilson said she did not have any money riding on her royal baby name prediction Speaking to MailOnline, the 25-year-old added: 'The amount of attention the tweet has garnered is absolutely insane. 'With the billions of people in the world, I have to imagine someone else was just as lucky at guessing as I was. 'However, it has led to some entertaining messages.  
  
Among the typical witch, sorcerer, psychic, time traveller, or Illuminati references, people have been asking if Zayn will be returning to One Direction, when the world will end, lotto numbers, and football scores. 'Some of the best responses are the ones with gifs or pictures attached.  
  
It also helped that the announcement fell on May 4th for a few Star Wars references.' But despite making the bold prediction, Miss Wilson said she had not placed a bet on her guess. 'I wish I had!  
I could have paid off my student loans and then some! Instead I'll be kicking myself,' she said.Asked why she had chosen the three names given to the new princess, Miss Wilson said: 'I always liked the name Charlotte - there is something regal and fresh about it. 'Elizabeth is a classic name, and it obviously has a lot of meaning for the royal family. 'I think many people, myself included, were hoping the royals would pay homage to the late Princess Diana.  
  
Thus the creation of the baby's name.'  Brenna Wilson tweeted her reaction when another Twitter user found the incredible guess she made in 2013 An audience with the Queen: The Princess of Cambridge met her great-grandmother for the first time this afternoon. Kate and William sought the blessing of the Queen and Prince Charles for her nameWhen the extraordinary guess began spreading on Twitter users reacted with amazement.John Hatcher tweeted: 'Should've put money on that one!', while Amelia Mandeville wrote: 'Do you want to just widely guess the lottery too?'Another user tweeted: 'HOW THE...THIS IS SO CREEPY'.  
  
And a One Direction fan was quick to try and glean some information from Miss Wilson, replying with the message: 'Who will be Harry's wife? Louis' wife? Will Liam marry Sophia? Zayn and Perrie? Can I borrow your time machine?'But it didn't take long for users to point out that the tweet was dated July 22, 2013 - 14 months before Clarence House announced the Duchess of Cambridge was pregnant with her second child. Nice try: Miss Wilson was in fact guessing the name of Prince George (pictured), before his name and gender had been revealed.  
  
The tweet was posted the morning he was born at St Mary's Hospital in London in 2013 Stunned reaction: Twitter users responded to the spot on prediction, before Jay Bucks pointed out it was a guess for the name of the first royal baby, Prince George, having been posted back in July 2013 Jay Bucks tweeted: 'You guessed this name for the first Royal baby, so it doesn't count.  
  
Nice try though!'The Princess of Cambridge, who is now fourth in line to the throne, was born on Saturday, weighing 8lb 3oz. Kate and William sought the blessing of both the Queen and Prince Charles before announcing what they had decided to call their daughter.Announcing the name, the couple's statement said: 'The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted to announce that they have named their daughter Charlotte Elizabeth Diana.  
  
The baby will be known as Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Cambridge.'The Queen met her great-granddaughter for the first time this afternoon.  
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