KFC dubs Prince William 'His Royal Thighness' after he's caught peering into restaurant window

By Sarah Young

 

 

Prince William goes by many names, from the Duke of Cambridge to Wills and even Wombat – a nickname lovingly given to him as a child by his mother, Princess Diana.

 

But now the royal has earned himself a new title: “His Royal Thighness”.

 

The duke was granted the unique moniker by the fast food chain KFC after he was spotted peering into the windows of one of its restaurants during an official engagement.

 

On Tuesday, William and the Duchess of Cambridge stepped out to meet with some of the 100 finalists from Kate’s “Hold Still” photography project, which she launched during the lockdown.

 

Full Story: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/royal-family/prince-william-kfc-window-photo-twitter-troll-b1220948.html

Why?

24 minutes ago, fishtank said:

Why?

Because "nosey beggar" would have been disrespectful.

 

 

 

 

Edited October 23, 20205 yr by chickenslegs
Bu99er is an unacceptable word on thaivisa

How spookey I also have  nicknames for almost all of them to and one for Jeremy Hunt ????

5 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

How spookey I also have  nicknames for almost all of them to and one for Jeremy Hunt ????

And you have the freedom to utter them without fear of being imprisoned for 12 years

(although I do believe that your nickname for Mr Hunt can not be broadcast on the BBC before the 9.00pm watershed).

 

You going to eat all those fries?

 

Edit:  I mean, "All those chips?"

 

Edited October 23, 20205 yr by impulse

11 hours ago, fishtank said:

Why?

Willy the Peeper was taken already.

That “nickname” doesn’t make sense whatsoever! 

Has he had Cranial surgery....?

7 minutes ago, pacovl46 said:

That “nickname” doesn’t make sense whatsoever! 

No, especially as he only likes those spicy chicken wings.....

Prince Willy: What does one sell in KFC?

Oh so that’s what the peasants eat.

 

43 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Prince Willy: What does one sell in KFC?

Considering the article I read recently referring to the 'Royals' diet this comment might not be far off the mark.