We bet he regrets this one.

As yesterday marked 20 years since Princess Diana died in a car crash in Paris, many fans and celebs alike tweeted about the late icon. And not to be left out, so did our Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar. However, his tweet was met with much criticism, and he faced major backlash online for not mentioning a word about the homeless crisis in his own country. Mr Varadkar wrote: "Still remember where I was the moment I heard Diana had died. Hard to believe it's twenty years."

Still remember where I was the moment I heard Diana had died. Hard to believe it's twenty years. #Diana20Years

— Leo Varadkar (@campaignforleo) August 31, 2017

And this is the reaction he received:

Jack, he died on Suffolk Street last night. He was in #ApolloHouse but ye got it shut down. pic.twitter.com/st64ryWfD5

— Revolution? (@Revolution_IRL) August 31, 2017

This is incredibly insensitive considering a homeless man and homeless woman died today in Ireland.

— angryirish (@greenshame) August 31, 2017

Unforgivabley insensitive Leo

— Cllr Réada Cronin (@ReadaCronin) August 31, 2017

In 20 years will you remember where you were on Aug31 2017 when a homeless man died on Suffolk Street? Do your bloody job. Deal with crises.

— Tom Stokes (@_irishrepublic) August 31, 2017

Will you remember where you were today when 2 homeless people died under your watch. Start caring for the vulnerable not the over privileged

— Con Crean (@ConCrean) August 31, 2017

He tweets about Diana dying 20 years ago yet not a mention of two homeless people dying because of government failure . His government

— Jamie (@JayKenny1989) September 1, 2017

World leaders have shite tweets

— Dimitry Datus (@dimitrydatus) August 31, 2017

Two homeless individuals died today but they weren't princes or princess's, so I'd doubt you noticed never mind remember #MyNameIs

— #IrelandSaysNo (@IrelandSaysNo) August 31, 2017

So sorry for your loss. Bet you won't remember where you were when you heard two homeless people died today. #today

— Andrew Brennan (@AndrewSB49) August 31, 2017

Do you remember where you where when #Jonathancorrie was when he died on our streets and all the false promises made by @FineGael #Homeless

— John McCarthy (@JljdJohn) August 31, 2017

I cannot believe this is your real account. A leader ? God help us all

— dave dalton (@dalton_info) August 31, 2017

Oh for heavens sake. Cop on Taoiseach.

— Finbarr Geaney (@FinbarrGeaney) August 31, 2017