Despite his royal status, at home he is just like any other 11-year-old. An insider recently shared the fun nickname his parents, Prince William and Duchess Catherine, use for him. Although he is widely known as Prince George of Wales, his family affectionately calls him “PG,” a shortened version of his initials. The nickname reflects George’s fun-loving spirit and the close relationship he shares with his parents.

Sometimes, the nickname expands to “PG Tips,” a humorous reference to a popular British tea brand. This intimate look into George's life reveals the low-key nature of the Prince and Princess of Wales with their children George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. William and Catherine wanted to give their children a normal upbringing despite their royal duties. They encouraged playful moments, using nicknames at home.

The couple has always tried to give their children the same childhood as everyone else, balancing royal traditions with modern life. The nickname "PG" exemplifies this balance, reflecting the warmth and love of the family. The nickname reveals a more personal side of King George's future life, away from royal expectations. Prince George was born on July 22, 2013, after the couple announced Catherine's pregnancy in December 2012.

Their excitement was like that of any new parents, and they chose the name "George" long before he was born. Details like his nickname help make the royal family more relatable, reminding us that they are just a normal family beneath their titles. Now, as Prince George steps into the spotlight at public events and royal ceremonies, the nickname serves as a reminder that he is still a beloved family boy.

As George grows older, glimpses into his family life add warmth to his story. With a solid upbringing, he is being prepared for future royal duties while still carrying with him fond memories and special nicknames from his close family.