The wait is going to OVER now! Especially of bookies. The Duchess of Cambridge is in the early stages of labour and was admitted to hospital at just before 6am today as she prepares to give birth to the future king or queen. Royal officials said that Kate travelled by car to St. Mary's Hospital in central London with Prince William.
The palace said in a statement, "Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge has been admitted this morning to St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London in the early stages of labour. The Duchess travelled by car from Kensington Palace to the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital with The Duke of Cambridge". St Mary's Hospital is where Princess Diana gave birth to Princes William and Harry and where Princess Anne gave birth to her children.
William made his public debut with his parents outside the hospital, wrapped in a white blanket carried in the arms of his mother Diana, with the Prince of Wales at their side. The last time a still-serving monarch got to meet a great grandchild born in direct succession to the crown was nearly 120 years ago.
Queen Victoria, who reigned until 1901, was still sovereign when her great grandchild Edward VIII, who later abdicated, was born third in line in 1894. Royal watchers must wait to be told of the baby's arrival from the palace, which is planning to reveal the news through a mixture of tradition and social media.
It's unknown when the baby's name will be revealed. Harry's name was announced the day he left the hospital, but several days passed before William's name was made public. First everyone was convinced it was July 13, then July 19, but whatever the Duchess of Cambridge's actual due date, one thing is certain: there is still no royal baby. And that means bookies are cashing in as thousands of pounds are lost by those who were certain Kate's revelation she was due 'mid July' meant the baby would arrive last week. Visit Source Kate Middleton Admitted To Hospital In Labour
The palace said in a statement, "Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge has been admitted this morning to St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London in the early stages of labour. The Duchess travelled by car from Kensington Palace to the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital with The Duke of Cambridge". St Mary's Hospital is where Princess Diana gave birth to Princes William and Harry and where Princess Anne gave birth to her children.
William made his public debut with his parents outside the hospital, wrapped in a white blanket carried in the arms of his mother Diana, with the Prince of Wales at their side. The last time a still-serving monarch got to meet a great grandchild born in direct succession to the crown was nearly 120 years ago.
Queen Victoria, who reigned until 1901, was still sovereign when her great grandchild Edward VIII, who later abdicated, was born third in line in 1894. Royal watchers must wait to be told of the baby's arrival from the palace, which is planning to reveal the news through a mixture of tradition and social media.
It's unknown when the baby's name will be revealed. Harry's name was announced the day he left the hospital, but several days passed before William's name was made public. First everyone was convinced it was July 13, then July 19, but whatever the Duchess of Cambridge's actual due date, one thing is certain: there is still no royal baby. And that means bookies are cashing in as thousands of pounds are lost by those who were certain Kate's revelation she was due 'mid July' meant the baby would arrive last week. Visit Source Kate Middleton Admitted To Hospital In Labour
