Prince Louis, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte Share Sweet Nickname for Grandfather King Charles

In a heartwarming revelation, it has been claimed that Prince Louis, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte all share a sweet nickname for their grandfather, King Charles.

This endearing moniker is said to have been inspired by the late Queen Elizabeth Edo, adding an extra layer of significance.

Prince Charles, known as King Charles Q, holds a special place in the hearts of his grandchildren.

According to reports, the children of Prince William and Kate Middleton affectionately refer to him as “Grandpa Wales.”

This nickname pays homage to his previous title as the Prince of Wales, which he held before ascending to the throne.

The inspiration for this endearing term is believed to have come from their great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth Ewe, who fondly referred to her own grandfather, King George V, as “Grandpa England.”

King Charles I of I has expressed his immense pride in being a grandfather to five wonderful children.

One particularly memorable moment occurred during the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee last year when Prince Louis cuddled with Charles while they watched the Jubilee Pageant together.

Additionally, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children, Archie and Lilibet, also consider Charles as their loving grandfather.

Rumors suggest that Prince Louis, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte will be present to witness the formal coronation of their beloved “Grandpa Wales.”

This special occasion will mark a significant milestone in Charles' reign.

The public became aware of this endearing nickname through a Robert Hardman Daily Mail piece, where he detailed the joyful chaos that ensues when the three grandchildren visit.

Hardman also noted that Charles increasingly involves his eldest son, the Prince of Wales, in important family decisions.

Charles has openly expressed his concerns about the current state of the world and the impact it will have on future generations.

He confided in a Court Historian, lamenting the need for humanity to stop “screwing around” with the world and emphasized his main concern: the kind of world his grandchildren will inherit.

To commemorate the birth of Prince George, Charles planted a tree at Birkhall, his Highland residence near Balmoral.

He believes that as his grandchildren grow older, it will be fascinating for them to witness the growth of the tree alongside their grandfather.

Recently, King Charles received high praise for his commitment to addressing climate change.

Monica Medina, America's senior biodiversity diplomat, described him as an extraordinarily vital ally in the fight against climate change during an interview on Channel 4 News.

These comments were made on the eve of a conference where environment ministers were working towards advancing the UN nature agreement established at the COP15 summit in Canada last December.

Despite his busy schedule, King Charles took the time to listen to the heart-wrenching pleas for immediate assistance from families affected by the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria.