Hey there, royal watchers! If you’ve been scrolling through Instagram or just glancing at your phone, chances are you’ve seen the heartwarming photos of Meghan Markle and Queen Elizabeth bonding during their first official royal engagements in Cheshire, England, on June 14. These images aren’t just about public appearances—they’re about connection, trust, and growing relationships.

Take a closer look at their body language in those pictures. The smiles, the relaxed postures—it’s clear that Meghan and the Queen are genuinely comfortable around each other. And here’s where things get really interesting: according to insiders, Meghan might soon be referring to the Queen with a nickname far more personal than "Your Majesty." That’s right, folks, we’re talking about the evolution of titles within the royal family.

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From "Your Majesty" to Something More Personal

As reported by the Daily Mail and Majesty magazine, once the formalities are out of the way, Meghan will move from addressing the Queen as "Your Majesty" to using a much more intimate term: "Ma’am." But wait, there’s more! Ingrid Seward, the editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, shared some fascinating insights with Grazia. She revealed that Meghan, now 36, might choose to adopt a name that Prince Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana, once used for the Queen. Care to take a guess? It’s "Mama." Yep, you heard that right.

Seward went on to clarify, "[Ma’am] can be shortened to Mama, once Meghan gets to know her better, just as Diana did. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves—there’s another name, 'Lillibet,' which is reserved exclusively for very close family and friends. So, Meghan won’t be going there anytime soon."

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The Body Language Speaks Volumes

Now, let’s talk about that visit in Cheshire. If you watch closely, the interaction between Meghan and the Queen was nothing short of magical. Body language expert Judi James noticed how relaxed they seemed, even sharing a giggle or two like old friends. Despite Meghan appearing a bit nervous—touching her hair perhaps—it was evident that the Queen, now 92, was thoroughly impressed by Meghan’s confidence.

James elaborated, "They were so at ease with one another. There was a moment when they were laughing together like teenagers. The Queen clearly enjoyed being with her. She made Meghan feel like a granddaughter or a cherished friend." Honestly, who wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of that kind of warmth and acceptance?

This insightful piece was crafted by Ellie McDonald and originally appeared on our sister site, Now to Love.