6-Year-Old Girl Denied Passport Because She’s Named After ‘Game Of Thrones’ Character

Anna Phillips
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But her grand plans went kerplunk when she received the news that HM Passport Office would not be providing any travel documentation for the youngster due to the red tape surrounding her Game of Thrones-inspired name.

If you didn’t know, the hit fantasy series was produced by HBO, which is a subsidiary of Warner Bros.

And unfortunately for Lucy, she was informed that the legendary movie studio had legally trademarked the name of the popular character which she gave to her little girl, Khaleesi.

Mum Lucy was left ‘devastated’ when her daughter’s passport application was rejected (Family Handout)

As Game of Thrones viewers will know, actress Emilia Clarke played Daenerys Targaryen in the series and she was given the title Khaleesi, which means ‘queen’ – and the mum says she simply ‘loved the name’.

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Anna Phillips is a content editor at Twist Koala. She specialises in probing the latest news related to celebrities, social glam, lifestyle, entertainment and viral content. She has an experience of writing for 7 years. She graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in journalism and later pursued her passion for writing.
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