The much-awaited next royal baby could be called 'Clive', according to some.
Staff at Cliveden House in Berkshire have given the moniker to Harry and Meghan's unborn child, should it be a boy.
The joke is the child was conceived at the £500-a-night five-star venue.
The Mirror reports after former Suits star Meghan fell in love with the plac, she and Harry regularly stayed there last summer and autumn.
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A source told the Sun: “Harry and Meghan were always popping back to Cliveden for romantic stays after their wedding.
“They spent a number of days there last summer and autumn.
“Staff are joking that their baby is a Cliveden baby and if it’s a boy they should call him Clive, as they enjoyed their time so much there."
The source said Harry and his wife often stayed in a private cottage in the hotel's grounds and not many people knew they were there.
That was until they took the ladies' exercise class by surprise as they walked by.
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Cliveden House was first built in 1666 for the Duke of Buckingham.
In 1961 it was catapulted into the national spotlight when 19-year-old Christine Keeler and then 46-year-old Secretary of State for War John Profumo met at a pool party at the house - sparking a major political scandal.
For the past two years Cliveden House has hosted a literary festival.
Spring Cottage boasts three bedrooms, private gardens, its own kitchen and dining room, plus a private River Thames boat launch mooring for £2,055 a night.
