This is the new title Prince William and Kate Middleton will have when Prince Charles becomes King
THEY might be known as The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for now, but once Prince Charles becomes King, Kate Middleton and Prince William's titles will change - again.
According to a royal expert, the couple could inherit TWO more titles - and things are about to get pretty confusing.
Since William and Kate, both 36, were married in 2011, we've known them as HRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
But according to royal historian Marlene Koenig, Prince William and Kate may inherit Charles' titles too, once the 69-year-old becomes King.
Speaking to Marlene explained that while Kate and Will will keep their Cambridge title, they might adopt Charles' too, becoming The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge.
Which is a bit of a mouthful, tbh.
Kate and Will's Cambridge title was gifted to the couple by the Queen, following their wedding seven years ago.
And according to when Prince Charles becomes King - it's likely that William will inherit another of Charles' titles too: the Prince of Wales.
Just like Her Majesty gifting William The Duke of Cambridge title, it will be the decision of the ruling monarch whether Will and Kate will become The Prince and Princess of Wales.
A bit confusing?
Ultimately, when Charles becomes King, Will and Kate could become The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall and Prince and Princess of Wales.
We can imagine it might be a little strange for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince George, who will also adopt the Cornwall title.
But, a fancy new name is a bonus, right?
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