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BlueRain · 46-50, F
Sounds like someone lost a bet
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[@868864,HannahSky] I'd also understand Lilly but why Lilibet?
HannahSky · F
[@619287,Jwalker] I think they're calling her Lily.. Idk I feel like the name is special to the Queen. Only her husband could call her that.
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
[@619287,Jwalker] It was Princess Margaret’s way of saying Elizabeth when she was little.
An attempt to curry favour with senior royals at a time when the pair of them are persona non grata.
According to some royal analysts.
An attempt to curry favour with senior royals at a time when the pair of them are persona non grata.
According to some royal analysts.
YMITheWayIM · 41-45, M
HijabaDabbaDoo · F
It's queen lizzy's nickname
Like a drunken rendering of Elizabeth.
Blythe · F
I like the name Lilibet. Short for Elizabeth, and even shorter, Lili.
chockaholic2020 · 56-60, M
I agree - it hardly sounds regal, but they've given all that up now haven't they??? I guess if she doesn't like it she could shorten it to "Lili".
HatterM · 46-50, M
Unnecessarily sucking-up to HM?! Then again celebs need to find unusual names for their kids just to stay in the news, don't they?!
BalmyNites · F
Lilibet has been our Queen’s nickname since she was little
BalmyNites · F
[@619287,Jwalker] Yes, derivative of Elizabeth
The Queen’s father, King George V1, gave her the nickname Lilibet because she couldn’t say Elizabeth when she was tiny
Her husband, Prince Philip, continued to call her Lilibet for the rest of their lives together 💙
The Queen’s father, King George V1, gave her the nickname Lilibet because she couldn’t say Elizabeth when she was tiny
Her husband, Prince Philip, continued to call her Lilibet for the rest of their lives together 💙
