Prince Philip’s Endearing Nickname for Queen Elizabeth Revealed

During their remarkable 70 years of marriage, Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth shared a profound bond, with the Duke of Edinburgh displaying his romantic side through a charming nickname bestowed upon Her Majesty.

Within the royal family, it is not uncommon for members to have affectionate monikers for their partners.

Sources close to the royals have disclosed that Prince William lovingly refers to his wife, Duchess Kate, as ‘poppet,' while Kate reciprocates by calling him ‘babe.'

However, the most endearing pet name within the family belonged to the former Duke of Edinburgh and the beloved late monarch.

Prince Philip affectionately referred to the Queen as ‘cabbage,' a whimsical and unexpected term of endearment in the context of royalty.

The origin behind the Duke of Edinburgh's endearing choice of nickname for the Queen remains shrouded in mystery, although insights from royal experts suggest that he may have derived it from the French phrase “mon petit chou,” translating to “my little cabbage” or even “my little pastry puff.”

The tradition of utilizing intimate nicknames within the Royal family extends beyond the couple, showcasing a glimpse into their personal dynamics.

Prince Harry, in his memoir titled ‘Spare,' delves into the array of endearing names he has been called over the years, with the most heartwarming one undoubtedly coming from his wife, Meghan Markle.

According to Harry, the Duchess of Sussex fondly refers to him as ‘Haz,' while his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William, have affectionately known him as ‘Harold.' Among the assortment of nicknames bestowed upon him by friends are “Baz, Bazza, Spike, Bazzarooni!”

The late Queen Elizabeth II herself was no stranger to endearing nicknames, notably being referred to as Lilibet.

This endearing name originated from her childhood when she struggled to pronounce her own name, leading her to adopt the charming moniker ‘