The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are still thinking of baby names for their son. But that hasn’t stopped social media users floating name ideas into the mix – some more serious than others. The new parents said they would release a photo of Baby Sussex this Wednesday.

Twitter users were quick to comment on a Daily Express Twitter post with various name suggestions for the baby boy.

One said: “Baby McBabyface?”

While another added: “Nylon? (New York and London).

A third suggested: “Cambridge Analytica.”

Other names included Covfefe, LeBron Thames, and Harrison, for son of Harry.

However, a few suggested serious names including, Henry Spencer Arthur Charles or simply Alexander.

Their son was born at 5.26am on Monday morning weight 7lbs 8oz.

Meghan and Harry chose not to find out the gender before the baby was born.

Prince Harry said on their Instagram account: “I’m very excited to announce that Meghan and I had a baby boy earlier this morning. Mother and baby are doing incredibly well.”

Royal commentator Victoria Arbiter believe the couple may opt for an unusual name which unifies the US and the UK.

Ms Arbiter told CBS: “I don’t have an inside track on the actual name but I think when it comes to names we are looking at a very strong name because that is who Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are.

“But I also think we are going to see a name that works on both sides of the pond.

“Alexander Hamilton is one of the founding fathers in the US.

“Alexandra is the Queen’s middle name, Alexander is the masculine form.”

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