Kirstie Allsopp hits back at 'Kate Middleton' royal blunder - 'My name is Catherine'

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Royal Family for more than 11 years most people refer to the newly titled Princess of Wales as Kate Middleton. Kirstie Allsopp's comments come after a recent engagement, where the royal made a surprise visit to Colham Manor Children's Centre in Hillingdon in West London on November 9.The Princess of Wales gave away her poppy to a little boy who took a shine to it during an adorable moment.Kate shared the heartwarming encounter with three-year-old Akeem after joining a mother and baby group and speaking to parents who have received support for their mental health.The curious youngster asked her what her name was before pointing to the poppy saying "You have a flower".Answering the young boy, as she knelt down beside him and held his hand, the future queen said: "My name is Catherine, do you have a poppy?

Would you like mine?"Taking to Twitter on November 12, Kirstie reacted to the sweet encounter, as she urged people to "think".It comes after she shared a video of the sweet moment and urged others to refer to the royal by her full name.She told her 430,000 followers: "This is totally lovely, and there is one extra bit to think about, 'my name is Catherine' is her reply when asked.

It’s time we grew up and stopped banging on about Kate, it isn’t her name."Social media users took to the comment section as people reacted to the post.Marie-Collette tweeted: "People were and are still saying lady Di, for Princess Diana.

It's not a big deal."Miami Sun Bunny commented: "Catherine was 'Kate' before she got engaged and wanted to royal up and formalised her name to Catherine.