Two commoners are godparents to infant prince

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • October 13, 2013

Two relatively unknown people, commoners Fergus Boyd and Emelia D’Erlanger, both 31, have been picked bythe Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to be the godparents of their infant son. Mirror U-K

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