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In a YouTube video analysing the real meaning behind the child’’s name, Camilla Tominey, Associate Editor at The Telegraph, said the naming is only one facet of the olive branch.
She said: “I think it works to a certain extent in extending an olive branch.
“Anyone that’s had or experienced family conflict can confirm that sometimes the arrival of a new baby is the kind of event that can bring people together.
“Having said that, I think the strongest olive branch will be for the Sussexes to come over and visit the Queen and introduce her to her new great grandchild.”
The naming of Lilibet follows a series of “truth bombs” dropped on the Royal Family by Prince Harry and Meghan over the last few months.
Royal commentators have been split over the Lilibet’s name, with some suggesting it is a touching tribute the Queen while others claim it is an attempt to “stay relevant”.
According to Royal Commentator Omid Scobie, Harry and Meghan got permission to use the name from the Queen herself.
He added that the Queen was the first person Harry called after the birth.
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“So there will be this sense of urgency of trying to see them again.”
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