In a delightful revelation about the British monarchy, it has come to light that Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have a charming nickname for their step-grandmother, Queen Camilla.
This endearing tidbit offers a glimpse into the affectionate relationships within the royal family, showcasing a more personal side of their lives.
According to royal insiders, these nicknames are not just a trend among the current generation but reflect a long-standing tradition within the family.
Meghan Markle, for instance, affectionately refers to her husband, Prince Harry, as “Haz,” while the late Queen Elizabeth II was lovingly called “Lilibet” by her close ones.
Even Prince William had his own adorable mispronunciation of “Grandma,” which came out as “Gary” during his childhood.
The younger royals have continued this legacy of sweet nicknames.
They call their late grandmother, Diana, “Granny Diana,” and refer to King Charles as “Grandpa Wales.”
This practice mirrors how Queen Elizabeth herself referred to her grandfather, George V, as “Grandad England.”
It’s fascinating to see how these familial ties remain strong and affectionate across generations.
Queen Camilla, who has embraced her role as a grandmother, has been given the quirky nickname “Gaga” by her grandchildren.
Interestingly, this nickname extends beyond her immediate family; even young royals like Archie and Lily have adopted it.
During a memorable encounter at the 2016 Royal Variety Performance, Camilla shared a light-hearted moment with Lady Gaga, highlighting the amusing coincidence of their shared nickname.
Reflecting on the arrival of Prince George, the Duchess of Cambridge shared her thoughts with the Daily Mail, saying, “I don’t know if it’s because they think I am.
It is funny but is still very sweet.” This sentiment captures the warmth and humor that permeates their family dynamics.
