Kate Middleton Is Told To Announce That She Is Pregnant With Royal Baby Number 4 Soon For This Reason

Kate Middleton, who is already a mother of three, is said to be pregnant with royal baby number four.

And by the looks of things, not even the future Queen Consort of England can escape unsolicited advice when she is pregnant.

Prince William‘s wife, who suffered from severe morning sickness when she was expecting Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, is doing her best to keep the baby news under wraps.

Kate, like many other famous or high-profile women, holds on until she is at least three months pregnant to announce the baby news to the world.

However, according to some royal experts, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge should be wise to carefully time her big reveal not to upstage Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

According to a royal expert, Judi James, Kate is advised to make her announcement sooner rather than later in order not to anger royal fans who back Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and his wife.

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?? Say hello to @bbctinyhappypeople! Tune into @bbcbreakfast ? on Tuesday 14th July to join The Duchess of Cambridge and three families involved in its creation. Tiny Happy People is a BBC Education initiative providing a range of free digital resources, specifically designed to support parents and carers in developing children’s language from pregnancy to the age of four. Take a look at the resources via the link in our bio #TinyHappyPeople

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Kate is being told to make way for Meghan, who might or might not planning on having another royal baby.

According to the expert: “There’s no news so far about a second baby for Harry and Meghan. Kate might be wise to get any maternity news out before Meghan does to avoid getting accused by fans of upstaging or stealing anyone’s thunder!”

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As fans and Britons eagerly wait for a confirmation from Kate, they are learning that she has gone above and beyond during the pandemic to lift the load off Queen Elizabeth II‘s back.

After the queen was forced to flee Buckingham Palace for Windsor Castle due to the coronavirus pandemic, Kate stepped in for the 94-year-old monarch.

A royal insider explained: “These are strange times for everyone, senior royals included, and having Kate as her rock has made it so much easier for the queen to adapt to her new life at Windsor. More than anything, knowing she can rely on Kate and Prince William to handle matters in her absence is the greatest comfort she could ask for.”

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? This #ChildrensHospiceWeek The Duchess of Cambridge, Royal Patron of @eachhospices since 2012, joined families to plant a garden for The Nook, one of EACH’s purpose-built hospices. Using plants bought during her visit to Fakenham Garden Centre last week, The Duchess worked alongside an EACH volunteer gardener and a family to plant a garden that will provide enjoyment for children and families. Throughout the pandemic EACH has continued to deliver end of life and emergency crisis care as well as bereavement support. Marking the end of Children’s Hospice Week, The Duchess also met with staff from EACH’s care and facilities teams to thank them for the incredible work that they do. Organised by the UK charity Together for Short Lives, Children’s Hospice Week 2020 celebrates and raise vital funds for the UK’s 54 children’s hospices — visit @togetherforshortlives to find out more.

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Williams is proud of his wife and is grateful for her strength during these difficult times for his nation and the rest of the world.

The source went on to explain: “He’s relieved to have Kate to depend on and refers to her as his better half. Their approach to everything is similar — they embody that ‘Keep calm and carry on’ mentality, choosing to focus on positives when things get tough.”

Some experts say that Meghan might not be interested in this “race.”