Rumors are once again flying that Princess Kate Middleton, who is pregnant with her second child, finds herself in a bit of delivery room drama. A new tabloid report suggests that when Kate goes into Labor, the Middleton's will not be allowed to see the baby first. This latest report comes after the princess and her first son, Prince George, went on a public outing together.
When it comes to Princess Kate, one of the most beloved royals in modern existence, it's no surprise why the world is obsessed with her second pregnancy.
The press and fans worldwide just can't get enough info about her rapidly approaching due date. Perhaps that's why OK! Magazine has decided to feature the monarch on the cover of their March 30 print edition.
As usual, however, the story appears to be completely made up. One source tells the publication that Princess Kate's family will have to wait to see the baby until after Prince Charles (via Celeb Dirty Laundry):
"While the Middletons, including her sister Pippa, were on hand to meet George shortly after his birth -- this time around they will have to wait until Charles and his wife Camilla have seen the newest royal. And if Queen Elizabeth decides to visit the hospital..."
Luckily, this utter nonsense isn't the only reason that Princess Kate finds herself in the news this week.
The duchess also generated buzz when she and her only child, Prince George, went on a bit of an adventure. According to People, Kate and George were spotted at science museum in London:
"In his last month or so as an only child, lively toddler Prince George went on something of a voyage of discovery Thursday when he was taken on a museum visit by his doting mother Princess Kate...He and Kate, 33, headed to London's famous Science Museum to explore some of the exhibits targeted at little kids."
What do you think about the latest reports? Is there any chance that Prince Charles will have to see the baby before the Middleton's can? Where the tabloids get this nonsense from?
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