A recent tabloid report claims that the palace has confirmed Princess Kate Middleton is pregnant with her second child. Following those rumors, a second publication has reported that Duchess Kate Middleton is suffering from such debilitating morning sickness that she can't function.
Life & Style is back it. The disreputable tabloid is once again claiming that Kate Middleton is pregnant with her second baby bump. As usual, the publication didn't offer any real proof to support their claims.
It's no secret that Kate has canceled a number of events lately. While this doesn't help claims that she is much lazier than Diana, there might be a reason for her absence, as a source tells the publication:
"She is so tired at the end of the day, she collapses on her bed...She is way beyond exhausted. It's a particularly worrying time for William. He is very concerned."
Of course, this isn't the only tabloid to suggest that Kate is pregnant. In fact, a recent edition of OK! claims that Kate is having twin girls. One source who spoke with the publication also touches on Kate Middleton lazy rumors:
"Kate knows people think she's lazy because does nowhere near the amount of charity work Princess Diana did, but the truth is, she wants to be a mother first and foremost...She wants to be as hands on as possible. Even William has said that he wished he would have had more time with his mother. Kate is determined to put her children first and will consider taking on more responsibility as her children become older and start school."
Not only are they claiming that she's pregnant, but they're even suggesting that she knows the gender of her soon-to-be children-twin girls. According to the source, Kate and William are overjoyed with the revelation:
"Kate has always wanted a daughter, and she's talked about it so much that William did too. Kate's upbringing with Pippa Middleton was idyllic and she always wanted to have girls of her own to carry on the legacy of strong, happy women. Plus, she thinks George having sisters will be tremendously good for his character."
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