Kate Middleton Baby Update - Royal life often makes the public curious. And royal watchers can't seem to help themselves in prying into the personal details of their lives.
As the world awaits the arrival of Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton's second royal baby this month, a media frenzy is expected. According to The News, the media started a countdown Thursday, April 16, when a press pen was set up outside the hospital where the duchess is due to give birth.
The British royals, Prince William and Kate Middleton, are expected to welcome their second baby at a private section of St Mary's Hospital called Lindo Wing in Paddington, central London.
While Duchess Kate's exact due date has not been made public, parking in the area has been suspended until April 30 for the "special event." And in front of the hospital entrance, where Prince George was also born in 2013, TV crews laid cables from satellite trucks and photographers arrived to claim their spots.
Meanwhile, since the news broke out that British royals Kate Middleton and Prince William are having their second child, tons of speculation spread about the gender of the baby. As previously reported, rumors about her having a girl intensified as the Duchess of Cambridge's due date approaches.
Following a frenzy of speculation about Kate Middleton having a baby girl last month, the palace told E! News that the royal couple do not know the gender of the baby.
In separate news, royal officials will be announcing the birth through placing a formal document with news of the delivery on an easel outside Buckingham Palace and on the official Twitter account of the Kensington Palace.
Prince William, on the other hand, will take two weeks of paternity leave from his training for a new job as an air ambulance helicopter pilot, to help care for the second royal baby.
As the arrival of Prince William and Kate Middleton's second baby approaches, which will be in mid to end April, it's only a matter of time before a major media frenzy will unfold.
