‘Lilibet’: Confusion around a Royal name

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “‘Lilibet’: Confusion around a Royal name” – below is their description.

Confusion remains over how Prince Harry and Meghan told the Queen they were going to use her nickname, Lilibet, for their baby daughter’s first name.

On Sunday evening, the Sussexes announced the arrival of their little girl, confirming they had called her Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor.

Lilibet is the nickname that was given to the Queen when she was a child.

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