Princess Kate Middleton recently squashed all of those pregnancy rumors. The Duchess of Cambridge was photographed playing volleyball in high heels. These latest photos comes just days before the christening of her royal baby, Prince George Alexander Louis.
Kate Middleton made headlines yet again. This time it was for her support of an area charity, where the beautiful princess showed off her rocking new body, following giving birth back in July.
On Friday, October 18, the princess looked stunning when she supported one of her favorite charities, SportsAid. The event took place in London's Olympic Park and the princess looked stunning in her giant platform wedges.
Kate didn’t just look good. She played well, too. According to Jordan Dalrymple, a member of the charity:
"She was really good. She told me she has played beach volleyball before. We were quite impressed. She had the basic skills down – and in heels."
It seems that the Princess may have squashed rumors that she is pregnant with her second child, at least temporarily. The latest pregnancy allegations stem from Life and Style, a tabloid that is known for its misleading article titles.
Their sensational headline read, “Baby No 2 Already.” While eye-catching, the story was utterly false.
Kate Middleton is not pregnant with another child. After all, she just gave birth to her first kid, Prince George Alexander Louis. Princess Kate might not be pregnant yet, but she is considering expanding her family, claims the tabloid.
Of course, that’s probably the last thing on her mind right now. Kate and Prince William have both been pretty busy taking care of Prince George and have a number of important decisions to make.
Perhaps most important, Kate and William need to pick godparents for their child. Unlike us peasants, royal babies get six different godparents. While neither Kate nor William have announced their choices, one might safely presume that Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton, Kate’s sister, will make the short list.
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