Princess Charlotte's adorable nickname used by all her friends at school
Princess Charlotte has a nickname from her friends at school, while her parents also have a couple of affectionate monikers for her
It's quite common for pals to have pet names for each other, even when one of them is destined to be a monarch. Princess Charlotte, it seems, isn't always known as "Princess" in her circle. Prince William and Kate Middleton are keen on giving their 10 year old daughter a slice of normalcy despite the royal limelight.
While she's formally introduced as Charlotte Cambridge at school, her close chums affectionately call her Lottie Wales, which charmingly alludes to her parents' titles, bestowed upon them by the monarch after the Queen's death. This cutesy nickname is not just popular with her schoolmates at Lambrook School but beyond as well.
During a royal walkabout in Northern Ireland, social media influencer Laura-Ann had an encounter with Kate, bringing along her dapper two year old George.
30 year old Laura-Ann, who juggles her time as a part-time estate agent in Belfast, was excited to see Kate and Prince William at Windsor Park.
She captured the special moment on her Instagram account, divulging that while conversing with her eldest son, the Duchess casually mentioned to her: "So then she asked how old Bertie is, and I said he is four and she said, 'Oh, he's the same age as Lottie'.
" She calls her Lottie!", reports the Mirror.
Charlotte's parents affectionately call her 'Mignonette,' which means "delicate" or "cute," in French, as well as 'Warrior Princess', highlighting her "feisty" nature, Vanity Fair's Royal correspondent Katie Nicholl previously reported.
During a 2018 visit to The Range, a customer told the Daily Mail that they heard Kate urge Charlotte with the words "get up, poppet".
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also have endearing nicknames for their other children.
At Thomas's School in Battersea, Prince George is known just by his first name.
However, William and Kate are said to have affectionately shortened Prince George's title to PG, thereafter calling him "Tips", giving a playful nod to the beloved British tea brand. As for Prince Louis, some supporters once dubbed him Boss Baby due to his spirited demeanor.
Princess Charlotte celebrated her 10th birthday on Friday.
Kate and William shared a birthday snap the young royal on her iPhone earlier this year during a trip to Cumbria.
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In the heartwarming photo, the princess could be seen kitted in out full hiking gear whilst out on a hill walk in the countryside as she beams at the camera.
Royal fans were quick to comment on Charlotte's striking resemblance to her father William.
The young royal was first introduced to the world on the steps of the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital in Central London as Kate cradled her in her arms just hours after giving birth 10 years ago.
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