Ellie Fry
Deputy Features Editor, Live at The Daily Mirror
Deputy Features Editor (Live) @DailyMirror | Previously @Independent | Contact: [email protected]
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4 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Estel Farell Roig |Ellie Fry |Estel Farell-Roig
The royals have a tradition of assigning nicknames to their family membersWithin the privacy of their home, members of the Royal family often use personal nicknames instead of their official titles. Meghan Markle has taken up this familial habit, affectionately calling Prince Harry 'Haz' or 'H'. The late Queen Elizabeth II was lovingly named Lilibet by her close ones, and in his youth, Prince William comically dubbed her 'Gary' due to difficulties pronouncing 'grandma'.
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4 days ago |
cambridge-news.co.uk | Ellie Fry
Within the privacy of their home, the royals put aside their official titles in favour of personal nicknames. Meghan Markle has embraced this tradition, fondly referring to Prince Harry as 'Haz' or 'H'. The late Queen Elizabeth II was affectionately called Lilibet by her family, and Prince William, when younger, amusingly referred to her as 'Gary' because he couldn't quite say 'grandma'.
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1 week ago |
mirror.co.uk | Ellie Fry
Young royals - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis - have a sweet nickname for their step-grandmother Queen Camilla, and it's not the first cheeky pet moniker to be adopted by the monarchyWhen the royals are within the comfort of their home, official titles are set aside. Each family member often has a special nickname, and Meghan Markle has even followed suit, affectionately calling her husband Prince Harry 'Haz' or 'H'.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Ellie Fry
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1 week ago |
mirror.co.uk | Ellie Fry
Pilots have secret agreement to always say two haunting words before plane crashA pilot has revealed that there are two specific words that Swiss pilots will always say before a plane crash - it is said to be a part of aviation culture in the countryThe world is still desperate for answers on exactly how the Air India plane crash unfolded, and investigators are getting closer and closer with fresh evidence.
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