Its Archie Harrison!! Mountbatten

[MissQuad]

Wow that's a different name for a Royal

[tobee]

Lol. Did the Queen have to approve?

[bengalcat]

Cute

[Babyfoal]

Good lord. Didn't see that coming

[DonkeyHohtay]

Different. Archie is great. Harrison... not so great.

[Celebelly]

V cute name!

[AntheaTrifid]

I've not seen it announced yet?

[DawgLover]

Will that be short for Archibald? Or simply archie?

[LynetteScavo]

It's a bit meh...there are loads of little Archies around here.

Harrison....son of Harry.....

[Saucery]

Seriously?

[CalmaChamelion]

Harrison? Harrison?

Oh my

[LittleSprite]

Awful

[SemperIdem]

The Queen didn’t agree to give him a title, clearly.

[CalmaChamelion]

Prince Archie. Yeesh

[AguerosAngel]

Oh dear........

[cittigirl]

I don't dislike the names but am pretty surprised!

[Mehaveit]

It's definitely not a traditionally royal name but I get the impression they aren't a traditional royal couple. Archie is unbelievably popular common round our neck of the woods and snob I may be but surnames as first names is common to me.

[despairingofsome]

Not great....

[ajandjjmum]

Archie, Earl of Dunbarton?

[Pigsinduvets]

Harry’s son Harrison!

[Aquamarine1029]

Is his given name really Archie? Not Archibald?

[BelulahBlanca]

Archie is more informal than I was expecting. Bit meh- tonnes of Archies about

[Agednotwine]

Is Mountbatten-Windor his surname or part of his forenames? I thought his surname was Sussex?

[KittenMittens1]

Not really a royal name , never really been a fan of the name Archie it sounds like a pet name.

[OnlyFoolsnMothers]

i hear Archie I think of dog...not a fan