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Harry and Pippa are a given as is a Van Cutsem
I agree with you wondering it they will choose someone of a foreign royal family?Harry and Pippa are a given as is a Van Cutsem
I agree with you wondering it they will choose someone of a foreign royal family?
tsk tsk tsk... its a fragment of your illumination. We all know tiaras do not go with genes. Its gauche.
I don't think so. I bet they will pick a very traditional name like Elizabeth or VictoriaThis name is totally off the wall but they could name a new baby daughter such that she'd always be a Queen. Regina. I do think they're going to go for something totally unique for the girl's first name.
No you are not the only one who is tired of same names over and over again, Elizabeth, Victoria, Anne, Jane, Diana, Louise, Frances, Albert, Arthur, George, Charles, and so on and so on. I would like to see some new "proper" names introduced to the line of succession like Charlotte, Carolina, Amelia, Emily, Rebecca, Steven, Mark, Matthew, Michael, Lucas, someting that hasn't been used in the direct royal family either for a while or not at all. I know I probably won't get my wish or will get critised for saying this but thats my opinion.I must be the only person that really, really, really does not want the names Elizabeth, Victoria, Diana, Spencer, Franc(i)(e)s, or Phillippa anywhere near this baby. It's time to bring a new name into the BRF. I fully realize there aren't going to be any Jennifers or Tiffanys or Blue Ivy Harper Seven Apple Seraphinas, but if they're going to modernize the succession laws put a possible Queen on the throne, why not a more modern name?
This name is totally off the wall but they could name a new baby daughter such that she'd always be a Queen. Regina. I do think they're going to go for something totally unique for the girl's first name.
I don't think so. I bet they will pick a very traditional name like Elizabeth or Victoria
Then the kid would be Queen Queen? Also, it's a name that reminds me of something too personal to mention.
You're not the only one who thought of that too.
Come to think of it, Queen Regina is Queen Queen and then we'd have Regina, Queen Regnant in 60 some years time. Its a regal sounding name though.
Ok: my modified list for the kid.
Girl:
Georgiana (Gia)
Alice (perhaps Mary Alice)
Eleanor (Ellie)
Alexandra or Alexandrina
Boys:
Richard
Stephen
David
Alexander
I like Sophia too; besides, it's the name of the Electress of Hanover who missed out on becoming a Queen Regnant of Britain by mere days.
Me too I think there is a great possibilityI would love for the name Victoria to be reignited.
I would love for the name Victoria to be reignited.
like if she ever know! unless she comes back from the dead to curse them if they name their daughter VictoriaI've always thought Victoria requested that no future Monarch be called Victoria again after her?
Looking on the Spencer side, Johnny had 3 girls and 1 boy and his son Charles has 5 girls and 2 boys. So the Spencer side is predominately female. William does look more like the Spencer side somewhat so perhaps he's got the Spencer genes too?
As we all know the DoE can be somewhat stubborn. Perhaps after growing up with all women around him, he TOLD his little swimmers he wanted mostly males.
Archduchess Zelia, I can support Margaret or Matilda or David or Richard. But as for Celtic names, Rowena is NOT Celtic. It is, as far as I know, Anglo-Saxon. It was the name of a lady prominent in Walter Scott's "Ivanhoe". Lady Rowena, the Anglo-Saxon princess. And with her in the book was the Jewish lady, Rebecca. Rowena and Rebecca would make nice twin names--but they'd never live down having named the girls from Sir Walter Scott's novel.
Richard and David would be nice names for twin boys. Very dignified and traditional!
Queen Rowena? King Aidan? I can't see them doing that. In regards to Aidan, that's way too Celtic, I think. Just like I can't see them naming their daughter Bridget. Considering England's history with Ireland over the centuries, I can't see the Cambridges choosing a first name that is associated with it, even tangentially. I think the last British monarch to have a name that in anyway tied to Ireland was the Duke of Windsor, and he was born before Irish independence.
I vote for Princess Gracie; the future Queen Grace! Don't care what other names they string along.