She has taken precautions. Duchess Meghan (42) and Prince Harry (39) have been going through life together since 2016. In the years that followed, the two children Archie (4) and Lilibet (2) were able to make their private happiness perfect. Now, however, a juicy detail about her daughter’s name comes to light. This should therefore not only have been carefully considered, but also subjected to special precautionary measures. Meghan is said to have copyrighted Lilibet’s name.
The royal expert claims to GB News Angela Levin: “Meghan had the names entered before she was born so that she could use them to buy things and identify them.” It is therefore assumed that the Duchess had the name protected by copyright in order to use it commercially. Another problem is that Lilibet is the late queen’s childhood nickname. Meghan’s public use of the name could therefore link her to all of this. “People who don’t know this will think that the Queen supports it and we should buy it,” fears the expert.
New revelations surrounding the name Lilibet have been a topic of conversation for a few days now. Accordingly, the ex-royals are said to have never asked the former British monarch whether they could name their daughter that. The upcoming book “Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story” says that Elizabeth was “more angry than ever” with Harry at the time.
