King Charles III's nickname for Meghan Markle has been revealed. Details here

In her book "The New Royals", royal analyst Katie Nicholl revealed that the British King Charles III referred to the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle as "Tungsten", a strong steel-gray metal of the third transition series with the highest melting point of all metallic elements.

According to Nicholl, King Charles III reportedly dubbed his prospective daughter-in-law 'Tungsten' because of her toughness and perseverance. Nicholl notes that Markle's title was supposedly formed after the 'Suits' alum showed perseverance during her and Prince Harry's 2018 appearance at the Royal Foundation Forum alongside Prince William and Kate Middleton.

According to one adviser, the Cambridges had already announced their determination to be more than decorative royals and had made a tremendous success of their mental health initiative Heads Together, the moment William and Kate, who were significantly pregnant, understood they needed to lift their game.


She went on, but Meghan was the foursome's breakthrough star. She was polished, passionate, and hilarious, and she used all of her TV experience to argue her point.


According to a source, there was a wake-up call for William and Kate when they discovered Meghan was very impressive, confident, and capable.

While King Charles III, 73, may have used the word four years ago, it's unknown whether he still refers to Markle, 41, as 'Tungsten' since she and Harry, 38, retired from their royal responsibilities in 2020 and relocated to California with their two children, Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1.

FAQ

1. What is a "Tungsten"?
   Tungsten is the world's most powerful naturally occurring metal.
2. How is King Charles III related to Meghan Markle?
   Meghan Markle is the daughter-in-law of King Charles III, having married his son Prince Harry.