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Prince George could make big change to his name - but it won't happen quite yet

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The art of naming a new royal baby is incredibly delicate, especially if that baby is destined to one day be King or Queen - and some royals have changed their names for that exact reason Almost every royal name has at least one, if not more, connections to previous royals.

Whether it's William, George, Charles or Elizabeth, it's crucial that there are no overriding historical associations that could impact their future or draw negative comparisons.

This is why many past rulers have opted to change the name they use when they ascend to the throne - otherwise known as their regnal name.

And while it may seem unlikely, this is an option that would be available to Prince George when his time as King arrives. There are several names linked with the Royal Family that have been marred by misfortune and are likely to be avoided for any future monarch.The prime example of this is the name Richard.

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