Despite months of rumors that Princess Kate Middleton is pregnant with her second child, it looks like all of those baby bump photos offered up as "proof" were totally false. This latest development comes after reports that Middleton may have suffered a miscarriage.
Fans of the royal family may be disappointed today, as numerous media outlets have reported that Middleton is not pregnant. This likely comes as a shock to many.
After all, the tabloids insisted that Prince William and HRH were pregnant throughout the summer. But now it seems those rumors were inaccurate.
Christian Post was among a number of gossip sites to report that Middleton is without child, citing an upcoming vacation as evidence. According to the popular website, if Middleton really is pregnant, then there is no way she could make the trip:
"It was previously observed during Kate's first trimester stage of pregnancy with little Prince George, she suffered severe morning sickness. The said condition ultimately prevented her from making any travel during that time...With the Duchess' commitment to the official visit...it can be deduced that the 32-year-old is currently not pregnant..."
Of course, not every tabloid is in agreement. Many outlets continue to insist that the Duchess is pregnant with her second child and, if not currently pregnant, is certainly working on baby bump number two.
This is certainly the case with a recent article published by The Daily Express. One source who spoke with the publication claims that Kate Middleton won't be happy until she has at least three royal babies:
"Kate has been talking about having at least three children, which is why she is keen to be pregnant again...The Duke would probably be happy with two but Kate is very close to her brother and sister and there is a sense that as she is one of three, she would like to have three herself."
What do you think about the latest claims? Do you think Kate's vacation proves that she's not pregnant? Could she and Prince William actually be pregnant with their second child?
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