The British royal family has never hesitated to give each other affectionate nicknames. We named our daughter Lilibet Diana after the Queen's childhood nickname that she used often. Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles famously call each other by the nicknamesFred and Gladys. This nickname was also seen in Season 4 of The Crown. But what nicknames do the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have for each other?
Well, according to multiple reports,Kate MiddletonPrince William The name is a little bit his NFSW.
Kate Middleton and Prince William have been known to use quite a few nicknames for each other over the years. People used to call each other "baby" and "darling". – It has earned its own nickname.
Now, it looks like her one of Kate Middleton's particularly hilarious nicknames for Prince William has been revealed. According to The Mirror, Kate called Prince William "Big Willie" when she was a student at St. Andrews College in Edinburgh, Scotland. That said, the nickname appears to have picked up again in his 2011, when Prince Harry reportedly impersonated Kate in a Best Man speech, where he used the rude nickname. used.
Kate is said to have jokingly referred to her husband as "bald," while Prince Williams refers to his wife as "DoD," meaning "Babykins" or "Duchess Dolittle."
"Royals are not very good at communicating with each other, so this is one way. Nicknames are a way to take the tension out of the family."
Prince William In a 2007 interview with and NBChe said that his mother, Princess Diana, gave him the nickname. The adorable childhood nickname "Wombat" seems to have stuck with him over the years.
"I can't stop now," he said. I said, ``It started when I was two years old. That's why I've been called that basically..not because I look like a wombat..or maybe I do.
Even his three children are named after Prince William. Has a special nickname. During a visit to Leicester in 2018, Kate Middleton revealed that the young royal refers to her father as "Pops". He said he heard that Princess Charlotte was called 'mignonette' in French, which means 'little and delicate'.
Kate also leaked her daughter's nickname while visiting Northern Ireland in 2019. According to Harper's Bazaar, her fellow mother told the Duchess that her son was four years old, to which she replied: , "Oh, he's the same age as Lottie."
