I have heard...

Sorry Phoenix

So did I phienix and I'm very unsure too.

When they got married, I thought quite kindly of Meghan, not so sure now..........

Princess Frances is a bit of a mouthful

I’m hoping it’ll just be Lady Frances, Callistemon. Someone on GN who seemed to know what she was talking about said on a previous thread that this baby wouldn’t be a Prince or Princess. I’m easily persuaded (and she may well have been wrong!).

Sorry annie not aware of Clooney gossip!

In with Clooneys mcem ?

Ok, I 'll come clean!
I know I told some of you that my new GS arrived on Easter Sunday but actually my DS and Dil are caring for the new Prince until Meghan decides it's convenient to have him delivered.

Will the names include Doria and Diana?

Oh, sorry, Gabriella said that it's a boy.

Dorian? Dion?

As Megan is suppose to be bringing the Windsors into the 21st century she will choose ‘Miss’ surely

Thanks Alisa xx

My money's on a girl called Frances
Princess Frances is a bit of a mouthful though, unless they shorten it to Frannie

Why aren't the Sussexes in Sussex?
Probably for the same reason that the Devonshires aren't in Devon and the Duke of Norfolk lives in Sussex ….. whatever that reason is

Spencer ?

Fred, Ida, Ernest, Enid, Agnes, Arthur...........................

I think we may get a surprise with the new baby’s name, as it may not be a traditional one at all, perhaps something a little more USA......Carson?

A Boy Named Sue?

And you, breeze. You've certainly got the better track record!

Good luck maggie ?

Hoping GG54's sparky is wrong as I have twenty quid on a girl called Alice. Although I think I still get paid out if it's a boy called Alice

My money's on a girl called Frances, breeze, so I might be able to claim for a boy if they misspell Francis...

I was wrong on all 3 of William's lot.

oh and a little bit of sexism

I am now holding my breath that I forgot a closed bracket. Oh gawd. They're gonna get me

Rufus2 has no one taught you sarcasm is the lowest form of wit I, however, am a big fan of sarcasm. I use it often and quite frankly, would not be without it. So (or is it therefore I thoroughly enjoyed your post.

It contained said sarkiness, bad grammar, spelling errors and a general air of 'couldn't give a stuff'. All of which I found entertaining and appealing

Go to the top of the class and give yourself a gold star

Well done Rufus! 3 apostrophes all in the correct places.!!
Mum!: Please don't tell me we've yet another retired school teacher inspector in our midst, but thank you for your generous marking of my punctuation! It's been a life-long legacy of my excellent grammer school education at a boys only school, no distraction from girls, no TV and we "read" Latin to improve our English, like what I've said before. Some female teachers were allowed because men were away fighting WW2, but they only taught "soft" easy subjects like Geog., History and now look how useful they've turned out to be, especially Geog! (how's my grammer going? Awesome, cool, modern?)
As you can tell, I've also graduated from the Ernie Wise School of English Useage (Signwriting our Specialty!)

That was in reply to nonnie!

I remember that so I must be old too?!

....and Tweeted!