Prince William 'used fake name' at university where he met Princess Kate
The Prince and Princess of Wales attended St Andrews University in Scotland.
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Prince William was using a fake name at the university where he met his wife Princess Kate.
The Prince and Princess of Wales attended St Andrews University in Scotland.
An agreement was in place that allowed William to go about his studies in Scotland without constant media attention.
However, the royal reportedly took a further step to avoid hassle at university.
Kate and William got married in April 2011 at Westminster Abbey.
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The prince officially enrolled at the university in the name William Wales. However, he decided to go by a different name while a student.
The Prince of Wales picked the moniker Steve, according to the Daily Mirror.
Princess Kate may have called Prince William the nickname as they were close friends and lived in the same accommodation at university.
Kate and William got married in April 2011 at Westminster Abbey.
The couple has three children together, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
Earlier this month, Princess Kate shared a personal insight into joining the Royal Family.
Kate spoke about the path she followed to end up as part of the monarchy during a royal engagement.
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Kate spoke about the path she followed to end up as part of the monarchy during a royal engagement.
The princess told an audience at a school in Bristol that she never expected to become a member of the Royal Family.
Asked if she had always wanted to be a royal, the Princess of Wales replied it was something she had not expected, but that she "fell in love" with Prince William.