Archie, Lilibet receive ‘deroyalised’ name to accommodate Queen’s ‘formula’
Archie, Lilibet were reportedly given ‘deroyalised’ names on purpose to work within the Queen’s ‘royal formula’
By Web Desk
July 06, 2021
Archie and Lilibet were reportedly named in accordance with the ‘royal formula’ curated by Queen Elizabeth.
The claim has been brought forward by royal author Sally Bedell Smithm, and during her interview with Vanity Fair she claimed, “Following discussions among her private secretaries and government ministers, a formula emerged in which the Royal Family would continue to be called ‘The House and Family of Windsor’.”
“But the Queen’s ‘deroyalised’ descendants — starting with any grandchildren who lacked the designation of ‘royal highness’ would adopt the surname ‘Mountbatten-Windsor’. Those in the immediate line of succession, including all of the Queen’s children would continue to be called ‘Windsor’.”
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