Princess Kate Middleton is so pregnant that she is about to burst. Today, sources have revealed her upcoming due date and delivery method for the new boy or girl.
Up until now, Kate's due date was unknown. But, OFFBEAT feels confident in announcing the upcoming due date of July 11. Not everyone else, however, is so sure. In fact, many are placing bets on the royal birth.
That's not all they're betting on, as USA Today reports:
"As the expected due date of Kate Middleton and Prince William's baby nears, British bookies are taking bets on everything, from the baby's gender, to its hair color and weight."
Numerous publications are at odds with each other, too. For example, Wales Online is making the claim that Mrs. Middleton's date is a few days after the 11th:
"Kate Middleton was forced to make her pregnancy public when she was admitted to hospital in December with severe morning sickness, the announcement was later mate that her official due date was July 13."
The same publication went on to claim that Mrs. Middleton, "is planning to go through natural labour when she gives birth to the royal baby, and the royal couple do not currently know the gender of the baby that the whole nation is talking about."
Wow! Could Kate really be considering natural child birth?
It's not that foreign of a concept for the holistic princess to consider. There has also been a ton of speculation that the princess will also be breastfeeding the child. While this probably doesn't strike you as odd, it is rare for the royals to partake in such practices. Hollywood Life reports that:
"Kate plans on emulating the late princess is through breastfeeding! While royals traditionally chose not to breastfeed their children, Princess Diana was reportedly the first royal to breastfeed her first son William. If Kate does decide to breastfeed her newborn, which author Daisy Goodwin suggests she will do during an interview on 20/20: Bringing Up Baby: Royal Edition, she will be following in Princess Diana’s footsteps."
It appears that, much like the case with Diana, the Queen seems to be distancing herself from the princess. The Queen of England has officially stated that she will not be attending the birth of Kate's child. This has struck many as being strange.
Others say that this is a common practice, as the Queen will be on holiday. The matriarch will be midway through her summer vacation at the Balmoral estate in Scotland and has no plans of cutting her royal vacation short.
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