Meghan's baby Markle and Harry "nicknamed after the hotel where tot was designed"

The baby Susbad, who was soon to arrive, received an adorable nickname in the honor of the country house in which Harry and Meghan escaped last year.

The unborn child of the Duke and Duchess was nicknamed "Clive". by the staff of the Cliveden House in Berkshire, where the royal couple stayed last year.

The hotel staff – where Meghan Markle also stayed the night before her wedding – joked that the kid was conceived in the upscale place.

After the former Suits star fell in love with the five-star hotel at £ 500 a night, she and Harry went there regularly last summer and fall.

A source told the Sun: "Harry and Meghan always came back to Cliveden for romantic stays after their wedding.

"They spent several days there last summer and autumn.

"Employees joke that their baby is a Cliveden baby and if it's a boy, they have to call him Clive because they spent a lot of time there.

"They often stayed in a very private cottage on the grounds, Spring Cottage, and few people knew that they were there.

"But the ladies in their exercise clbades were pretty surprised when they pbaded by!"

The Cliveden house was built in 1666 for the Duke of Buckingham.

In 1961, 19-year-old Christine Keeler, then Secretary of State for War, 46-year-old John, 46, found herself in the spotlight at a poolside party. , thus causing a major political scandal.

The Cliveden house has been organizing a literary festival for two years.

The Spring Cottage has three bedrooms, private gardens, its own kitchen and dining area, as well as a private boat launch for the Thames for £ 2,055 a night.