Pregnant Princess Kate Middleton's baby bump will soon be making an appearance in New York City. The duchess' first visit to the Big Apple comes just days after reports that the gender of her and Prince William's baby has been revealed.
Could it be true? Are Prince William and Princess Kate really having a baby girl?
Probably not, but that hasn't stopped the tabloids from reporting that Prince George is getting a baby sister.
According to International Business Times, a new tabloid report suggests that Princess Kate has been fixated with pink lately:
"Kate Middleton is seeing pink. With just four months to go until she's due to deliver her second royal baby, a report is claiming that Britain's Duchess of Cambridge was recently thrown a pink-themed party. While the Clarence House has yet to confirm the gender of Middleton and Prince William's baby, insiders tell Star magazine the couple is expecting a healthy baby girl."
Although neither Kate Middleton nor Prince William have confirmed the gender of their upcoming baby, that hasn't stopped the tabloids from running wild.
Of course, that's not the only way Prince William and his family have been generating buzz for the royal family.
He and Duchess Kate will be making their first visit to New York City today. Although the two are sure to make quite an impression on the city, they still have their work cut out for them.
According to Mail Online, the couple may not experience the same level of popularity as when they visited Los Angeles:
"For Kate, who will one day inherit Diana's title of Princess of Wales but has yet to acquire her dazzling vitality, the next three days will be her toughest overseas trip yet...The Duchess's visit to Los Angeles and Hollywood three years ago was a brilliant success as the stars came out for her and William -- and, what's more, queued for the privilege. But back then, the afterglow of their 2011 wedding was still warm."
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