Wasn’t William known as William wales in school? They don’t really use Windsor as a surname, they are ‘the house of Windsor’, or something like that. I’m not familiar with all the niceties.
Maybe even Bruh now George is a little olderId love it if she was a secret tattler giggling to herself about us discussing her name, knowing that most of the time she just usually gets the typical mum, mummm, mummm MUMMMYYYY yell from her kids these days![]()
Yeah pretty sure a parent from the old school said they were just referred to as "Mr and Mrs Cambridge" like all the other parents. Must have been weird for the kids tho to have been "George Cambridge" and then all of a sudden one day he was "George Wales"Wasn’t William known as William wales in school? They don’t really use Windsor as a surname, they are ‘the house of Windsor’, or something like that. I’m not familiar with all the niceties.
Wasn't there an odd day or so in between as well where he'd have technically been George Cornwall as wellYeah pretty sure a parent from the old school said they were just referred to as "Mr and Mrs Cambridge" like all the other parents. Must have been weird for the kids tho to have been "George Cambridge" and then all of a sudden one day he was "George Wales"
Yes I think so. I think they automatically became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall which was just a mouthful tbhWasn't there an odd day or so in between as well where he'd have technically been George Cornwall as well
As William automatically became Duke of Cornwall, but Prince of Wales had to be bestowed upon him by Charles, which was a day or so later if I remember correctly.
This was from their spokesperson when they launched the sussex.com website last year so I presume soSo do H&M’s kids go by Archie Sussex and Lilibet Sussex?
Queen Elizabeth never had a passport or drivers license, not sure about other members of the rfAll of the surname switching must be a pain. I'm sure they don't use the surnames apart from in school. How would you keep up with the amount of passports and driving licences you'd need! Lol
As someone else said, that is a very odd thing to get worked up about.....I cannot believe that DM still calls her Kate Middleton. It’s time to stop
Hopefully George didn't get into trouble in school during those days so no need for his surname!Wasn't there an odd day or so in between as well where he'd have technically been George Cornwall as well
As William automatically became Duke of Cornwall, but Prince of Wales had to be bestowed upon him by Charles, which was a day or so later if I remember correctly.
I think on a legal document in the French courts when they sued about the topless pictures, as France doesn't recognise titles William did sign himself as William Mountbatten-Windsor.I’d be so confused if I were them about what name to sign on documents. And it could all change again in the morning with the line of succession. I’d be holding onto my maiden name tbh!
It's just the monarch who doesn't need a passport. The rest of them doQueen Elizabeth never had a passport or drivers license, not sure about other members of the rf
The ceremonial setting fire in the garden!I think passports, driving licences and the like is when the Windsor-Mountbatten option comes in useful.
I wonder if Charles still have his passport or did he chuck it in the bin when he became King?
I don’t know whether to feel sorry for you or laugh at you.With everything happening in the world, it is so lovely to have the Wales family out and about, spreading their particular brand of goodwill and cheer. I can't help it; anytime I see one of them in the papers or online, I smile, and my day immediately gets a little better. I know intellectually what they do or say has almost zero bearing on my actual day-to-day life, but the intangible joy they bring with their class and service to the British people is just so heartwarming for this very sassy Yankee.
I hate to burst your bubble, but they’ve dropped the class and service and fucked off on holiday again. Doesn’t that cheer you up?With everything happening in the world, it is so lovely to have the Wales family out and about, spreading their particular brand of goodwill and cheer. I can't help it; anytime I see one of them in the papers or online, I smile, and my day immediately gets a little better. I know intellectually what they do or say has almost zero bearing on my actual day-to-day life, but the intangible joy they bring with their class and service to the British people is just so heartwarming for this very sassy Yankee.