Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton gives birth to a boy

Get ready to pop the champers open tonight as Kate, Duchess of Cambridge has safely delivered Royal baby number three and it’s a boy!

Kensington Palace announced the exciting news on Monday afternoon Tweeting:

Reports emerged on Monday morning that Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, had gone to hospital and was in the early stages of labour.

The 36-year- old was admitted to the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, central London – the same hospital where she gave birth to Prince George and Princess Charlotte – and, Prince William was by her side.

The couple announced they were expecting baby number three last September.

Unfortunately, like her two previous pregnancies, they had to go public with the news before she had reached the 12-week stage because she was suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum, an extreme form of morning sickness.

In October, the palace said the baby was due in April. Her actual due date was never confirmed and it is understood that the Duke and Duchess didn’t not know the sex of the baby.

 

The bookies were leaning towards another girl with the odds going in favour.

But now that we know it’s a boy Albert, Arthur and Fred or Frederick rate as the favourite boys’ names, all listed at 14/1 with William Hill.

Fans of the royal couple have been camping at St Mary’s since last week in anticipation of the newest HRH addition. 

 

So, hopefully, all being well, we will be able to see the new little bundle either today or tomorrow.

Kate and Wills won’t have to wait long for a day off from baby duties though, as Prince Harry’s up coming nuptials to Meghan Markle are just around the corner.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s uncle is saying his ‘I do’s’ on 19 May in Windsor.

From our sister site, Woman.

 

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