Prince William and Princess Kate have long been considered one of the royal family's strongest couples. Nevertheless, even the happiest couples have their fair share of differences. In Russell Myers’ new biography, William & Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story, he reveals one issue that challenged the Prince and Princess of Wales early in their relationship—and it's one that many parents can relate to.
The royal author recalled: "One thing [William and Kate] couldn’t concur on was a name” for their first child, Prince George. After spending hours combing through baby names, the couple was left divided, with the heir to the throne favoring a “more traditional route.” Eventually, William “settled on a shortlist of two names for a boy: George and Louis,” two names that span centuries within the royal lineage.
