Princess Kate Pregnant Baby Bump PHOTOS Emerge Before Charity Help?

Princess Kate, who is pregnant with her second child, recently posed for some new baby bump photos. Meanwhile, another famous British celeb decided to support one of the duchess' favorite charities.

Despite having to cancel a number of charitable engagements earlier in her pregnancy, Princess Kate seems to have made a full recovery from her severe morning sickness.

At least that's how it seemed this week, when Princess Kate stopped by Cape Hill Children Centre, in an effort to draw attention to a good cause.

But that wasn't the only attention Princess Kate drew. Inquistr tells readers that Princess Kate's belly bump was also creating a great deal of buzz:

"When Princess Kate stepped out on Wednesday, February 18, for a charity event, she decided to take off her coat and show her baby bump to the world....Although now in her third trimester of pregnancy, Kate Middleton is the master of concealing her baby bump in elegant statement coats, but the Duchess of Cambridge decided to finally take off her signature style coat."

Of course, Cape Hill Children Centre isn't the only one of Princess Kate's chosen charities to make the news. East Anglia's Children Hospices also received a fair amount of attention this week.

That could have more to do with Ed Sheeran than Kate, as People tells readers that Ed is teaming back up with the charity:

"The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter is raising funds for a charity close to his heart - and that of Princess Kate. He is teaming up with C.F...Martin & Co to raise funds for East Anglia's Children Hospices a U.K.-based charity in his hometown and one of Kate's chosen patronages...The singer has collaborated with the 182-year-old company for a second time..."

Ed will be designing a special edition guitar, which will be auctioned off to raise money for the charity.

What do you think about the latest reports? How adorable did Princess Kate look? Does Princess Kate do enough for charity...how about Ed Sheeran?

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