Duchess of Cambridge, 40,Prince William, 40, had several famous nicknames, It was totally unexpected today.
Using nicknames within the family is standard practice, butwhen it comes to the Royal Familyit has even more significance.
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The Sun, The Duchess of Cambridge had previously used two nicknames for her husband: "Baldi" and "Big Willie".
Meanwhile, Prince William used the nickname "DoD" for his wife, which stands for "Babykins" and "Duchess Dolittle".
Recently, Kate and William The royal couple called each other "baby" and "darling" at the 2016 Chelsea Flower Show.
William's nickname went beyond Kate, choosing to go by the name "Steve" while attending St Andrews, where he officially entered as "William Wales".
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Also in a 2007 NBC interview, the prince claimed to have received a "wombat" from his mother, Princess Diana. It is famous that it was called.
William said.
"It started when I was two years old. I don't remember that far, of course, but when I went to Australia with my parents, wombats were the local animal." So basically it was called like a wombat, or maybe I do
Also known by the nicknames of his three children. His eldest son, his nine-year-old Prince George, was allegedly nicknamed "PG" by his former classmates. At Thomas' school, his parents also call him by that nickname and "Hint". This is thanks to the tea brand "PG Hint".
His sister Charlotte, aged 7, is called "Mignonette". It's French for 'small, sweet and delicate' or 'pretty'. Kate is said to call her "Lottie" in her house.
The youngest son, Prince Louis, aged 4, is said to be both his brother and sister called Leroux.
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