The royal family's website has reserved a page for a Prince Albert as the UK and the rest of the world waits for William and Kate to announce their son's name.
It may be the strongest clue yet that a name has been picked for their third child, three days after the couple carried him home to Kensington Palace, West London.
As Harry and William opened a sports facility in central London today, he said he was still deciding on a name, adding he was "delighted" to have been chosen as best man for the upcoming royal wedding.
![This is the message that greets visitors attempting to access a page on 'Prince Albert' - which could be the strongest hint yet at the royal's name.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/DKAHVUMNMUBNMZ52YZSCQ7JJXQ.jpg?auth=23b196c0f8a0348e722fad5441ece07f0b99cd3c786f24738147e2a645969e13&width=16&height=13&quality=70&smart=true)
But a page at www.royal.uk/prince-albert reads Access Denied - which is the same message that greets visitors trying to visit pages of the newborn's siblings.