Merciless ‘Princess Nut Nut’ nickname for Carrie ‘used for months’

Allies of Dominic Cummings have been utilizing a merciless ‘Princess Nut Nut’ nickname for months, it was claimed at this time.

The slur went viral over latest days because the extraordinary energy wrestle between the PM’s fiancee and the Vote Go away cabal emerged in public.

However in reality it’s stated to have been circulating for the reason that early days of Boris Johnson’s premiership, with tensions evident from the outset.

There has lengthy been frustration that Ms Symonds was operating a shadow PR operation, whereas she is claimed to have been incensed on the aggressive behaviour of Mr Cummings and his cadre.  

Ms Symonds, herself a former authorities particular adviser and Conservative Celebration head of media, emerged triumphant on Friday night time within the wrestle for management with Mr Cummings.

Allies of Dominic Cummings are stated to have been utilizing a merciless ‘Princess Nut Nut’ nickname for Carrie Symonds (pictured with the PM final yr)

Considerations have lengthy been raised over the ‘laddish’ tradition in Downing Road underneath Mr Cummings (pictured)

Ms Symonds’ adversaries are stated to have used the ‘Princess Nut Nut’ title a lot that they began utilizing an emoji of a princess adopted by two peanuts as a substitute of phrases in textual content messages 

The previous Vote Go away chief dramatically carried his belongings out the entrance door of No10 in a cardboard field, following a last assembly wherein Mr Johnson is claimed to have rebuked the 2 aides for describing Ms Symonds as ‘Princess Nut Nut’ – though this has been denied by No 10.

Different tags for Ms Symonds beforehand circulating among the many Brexit clique embrace ‘Cersei’, a reference to the scheming Recreation of Thrones character. 

A supply instructed the Mail on Sunday that the nickname had been wrongly reported as ‘Princess Nut Nuts’. 

‘It is Princess Nut Nut,’ they stated, earlier than revealing that Ms Symonds’ adversaries used the phrase so typically in the course of the common election that they began utilizing an emoji of a princess adopted by two peanuts as a substitute of phrases in textual content messages.

Ms Symonds was reportedly labelled a ‘princess’ for what her foes claimed was regal behaviour whereas the ‘nut’ is believed to be a poor-taste joke about her being ‘loopy’. 

Considerations have lengthy been raised over the ‘laddish’ tradition in Downing Road underneath Mr Cummings. 

Aides use nicknames for one another corresponding to ‘Caino’, ‘Sonic’ and ‘Roxstar’. 

Sources instructed the MoS that workers hope the shake-up on the high of No10 will usher in a extra respectful atmosphere. 

Mr Cummings carried his belongings out of No10’s well-known entrance door in a cardboard field on Friday night time