London ( CNN ) -- A Buckingham Palace guard has been pulled off of royal wedding duty this week because of offensive posts on his Facebook page , the British Ministry of Defence told CNN Monday . Cameron Reilly , the guard , used an offensive term to describe Pakistanis on his Facebook page , which was taken offline on Monday . CNN saw the comment before the page was removed . `` In view of the nature of the allegation , it would not be appropriate for the individual to be on parade for The Royal Wedding , '' the Ministry of Defence said in a statement . Reilly , who was pictured on his page wearing the traditional tall black bearskin hat of Buckingham Palace guards , did not immediately respond to CNN attempts to contact him via Facebook . Prince William of Wales , the second in line to the British throne , is marrying his college girlfriend Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey in London on Friday . British media reported that Reilly called Middleton a `` stupid stuck up cow '' and used an obscenity to describe her on Facebook . The Ministry of Defence declined to confirm that . He listed `` causing trouble '' and `` casually breaking the law '' among his interests on Facebook . He said on the page that he joined the Scots Guards in 2010 , and he posted several pictures of himself in military uniform . It 's in a comment on one of those photos -- showing himself holding a rifle in each hand -- that he tells a friend he could n't fit in any more guns because he had `` 2 many paki 's scalps in it already . '' `` Paki '' is considered a deeply offensive term by many people of Pakistani descent . Prince William 's own brother Prince Harry had to apologize two years ago for using the term to describe a fellow soldier in a video he made . A spokesman for Prince Harry apologized in a statement released by St. James 's Palace . The spokesman said the prince -- who is third in line to the British throne -- `` understands how offensive this term can be , and is extremely sorry for any offense his words might cause . '' He called another soldier `` our little Paki friend , Ahmed , '' in the video , which was filmed in 2006 and posted in 2009 by the News of the World tabloid . `` There is no question that Prince Harry was in any way seeking to insult his friend , '' the St. James 's Palace statement said . CNN 's David Wilkinson and Richard Allen Greene contributed to this report .
Cameron Reilly used an offensive term to describe Pakistanis on his page . The Ministry of Defence says it would `` not be appropriate '' to have him on parade Friday . Prince William is marrying Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey . British media say the soldier called Middleton a `` stupid stuck up cow ''