It's Prince GEORGE ALEXANDER LOUIS Of Cambridge! Kate And William Proudly Announce The Name Of Their Baby Boy -- Daily Mail
* Kensington Palace revealed the baby's full name will be George Alexander Louis
* The third in line to the throne will be known as Prince George
* George was the bookmakers' favourite once Kate's pregnancy was announced
* The Queen saw her great-grandson for the first time this morning
* She would have been told by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge of their choice
* Six King Georges have worn the crown throughout history
* Royal biographer Robert Lacey said the choice of George would give the Queen 'great pleasure'
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have this evening revealed that their son - now the third in line to the throne - will be called George.
Kensington Palace revealed the baby's full name will be George Alexander Louis. William and Kate's baby will be known as Prince George and as third in line to the throne will one day be king.
Kensington Palace said in a short statement: 'The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted to announce that they have named their son George Alexander Louis.
'The baby will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.'
By naming their son George - which is synonymous with British kings - it looks like the couple have followed tradition. However, royal sources say the baby's names are not supposed to be symbolic but that the couple genuinely like them.
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