Late monarch Queen Elizabeth II’s response to studying that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had named their daughter after her has been revealed in a brand new guide. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s daughter was born in 2021 and so they introduced that she had been christened Lilibet “Lili” Diana in honour of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Harry’s mom, Diana, Princess of Wales.

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After Lilibet’s delivery, some reviews stated that the Queen had not been consulted about utilizing the title upfront. However Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s spokesperson had then denied the reviews stating that the couple wouldn’t have used the title “had [Her Majesty] not been supportive”.

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A guide by creator Gyles Brandreth who’s each a pal and biographer of the royal household revealed how Queen Elizabeth II felt in regards to the title. The Queen accepted Harry and Meghan’s tribute with “good grace”, the creator wrote within the new guide ‘Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait’ saying that whereas some family members discovered choice “bewildering,” the Queen noticed it because the “praise it was meant to be”.

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Elizabeth II’s father King George V gave her the nickname Lilibet, which was solely utilized by the Queen’s shut household – particularly by her late husband Prince Philip.

On listening to the information, Queen Elizabeth II stated, “I hear they’re calling her ‘Lili’, which may be very fairly and appears excellent.”