Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Pictures 7
Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Pictures 6
They had to kiss on the balcony because no one is allowed to kiss in Westminster Abbey.
They had to kiss on the balcony because no one is allowed to kiss in Westminster Abbey.
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Will and Kate Looking to Expand for New Family?
Is the Royal couple Will and Kate looking for a bigger place to live because they are expanding their family? Well I'm sure you all have heard the pregnancy rumors, if not you can read about it here: Is Kate Middleton Pregnant?
The following story comes from ABC News Website.
ABC News’ Lama Hasan and Alyssa Newcomb Report:
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be trading their modest two bedroom London apartment for some more opulent digs, but only after an extreme home makeover.
The new apartment, which hasn’t been lived in since Princess Margaret died in 2002, has no hot water, asbestos in the walls, and decades old electrics. It’s estimated that $1.6 million in renovations will need to be done before it becomes liveable.
But the royals are willing to wait.
Prince William knows the four story, 20 room apartment well — it’s where he was raised by Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
So are the new digs a sign the couple plans to start a family?
”They will need domestic staff and there’s plenty of room to have those and it’s also got a nursery up on the 3rd floor so it’s a ready made family home,” said Katie Nicholl, a royals reporter for The Daily Mail.
Earlier this week, Kate sparked pregnancy rumors after she declined to eat peanut paste while on a humanitarian visit to a United Nations aid depot in Copenhagen.
”Who knows [if she's pregnant]. this is a couple that do things very secretly,” Nicholl said. “The palace isn’t commenting either way, but I suspect this will not be the first or last preg rumor.”
Whenever the time comes, the royal couple can rest assured they will have just the place to raise a future king or queen.
The following story comes from ABC News Website.
ABC News’ Lama Hasan and Alyssa Newcomb Report:
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be trading their modest two bedroom London apartment for some more opulent digs, but only after an extreme home makeover.
The new apartment, which hasn’t been lived in since Princess Margaret died in 2002, has no hot water, asbestos in the walls, and decades old electrics. It’s estimated that $1.6 million in renovations will need to be done before it becomes liveable.
But the royals are willing to wait.
Prince William knows the four story, 20 room apartment well — it’s where he was raised by Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
So are the new digs a sign the couple plans to start a family?
”They will need domestic staff and there’s plenty of room to have those and it’s also got a nursery up on the 3rd floor so it’s a ready made family home,” said Katie Nicholl, a royals reporter for The Daily Mail.
Earlier this week, Kate sparked pregnancy rumors after she declined to eat peanut paste while on a humanitarian visit to a United Nations aid depot in Copenhagen.
”Who knows [if she's pregnant]. this is a couple that do things very secretly,” Nicholl said. “The palace isn’t commenting either way, but I suspect this will not be the first or last preg rumor.”
Whenever the time comes, the royal couple can rest assured they will have just the place to raise a future king or queen.
Is Kate Middleton Pregnant?
Is Kate Middleton Pregnant? That seems to be the rumors of all the supermarket mag mags? The following is a story from ABC's website:
Kate Middleton’s refusal to eat peanut paste during a royal appearance in Copenhagen is sparking rumors that she may be pregnant with a little peanut her
self.
Cameras caught Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, politely declining to sample a bite of peanut paste as she and Prince William visited a United Nations aid depot in Copenhagen on Wednesday.
Doctors and government experts have long urged pregnant women to stay away from peanuts and their byproducts to avoid allergies.
While her husband and hosts, the Danish Crown Prince and his wife, dug into the paste, a staple of UNICEF packages handed out in areas suffering from famine, Kate said no. Reports say she also gave her husband a knowing look as he examined the paste’s packaging and label.
Adding to the speculation is the reaction from the Palace, which is normally mum on all matters Kate.
“Her spokesman went out of their way to stress that she has no nut allergy whatsoever,” Duncan Larcombe, royal editor for The Sun, told ABC News.
Also fanning the rumor mill is the timing of a potential pregnancy for Kate.
Just last week, the British parliament changed the country’s succession rules – in place for more than 300 years — to allow females to become the head of the monarchy. In other words, if Kate is indeed pregnant, and it’s a girl, the baby could be queen.
British Prime Minister David Cameron was said to have initiated the change in the rules so that the first child of William and Kate could benefit regardless of the sex.
Kate’s headline-making “no” to the peanut paste came as she and William made their official overseas humanitarian trip.
While in Copenhagen, the newlywed royals learned more about the situation in drought-stricken East Africa, toured the UN facility and even pitched in to help pack cardboard boxes of supplies.
While Kate’s dietary choices may have indicated impending motherhood, her fashion choices on the trip did not.
In Copenhagen, the famously svelte and stylish royal donned a slim red coat, cinched tightly at the waist with a gold-accented crocodile belt, and there was not a baby bump in site.
Kate Middleton’s refusal to eat peanut paste during a royal appearance in Copenhagen is sparking rumors that she may be pregnant with a little peanut her
self.
Cameras caught Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, politely declining to sample a bite of peanut paste as she and Prince William visited a United Nations aid depot in Copenhagen on Wednesday.
Doctors and government experts have long urged pregnant women to stay away from peanuts and their byproducts to avoid allergies.
While her husband and hosts, the Danish Crown Prince and his wife, dug into the paste, a staple of UNICEF packages handed out in areas suffering from famine, Kate said no. Reports say she also gave her husband a knowing look as he examined the paste’s packaging and label.
Adding to the speculation is the reaction from the Palace, which is normally mum on all matters Kate.
“Her spokesman went out of their way to stress that she has no nut allergy whatsoever,” Duncan Larcombe, royal editor for The Sun, told ABC News.
Also fanning the rumor mill is the timing of a potential pregnancy for Kate.
Just last week, the British parliament changed the country’s succession rules – in place for more than 300 years — to allow females to become the head of the monarchy. In other words, if Kate is indeed pregnant, and it’s a girl, the baby could be queen.
British Prime Minister David Cameron was said to have initiated the change in the rules so that the first child of William and Kate could benefit regardless of the sex.
Kate’s headline-making “no” to the peanut paste came as she and William made their official overseas humanitarian trip.
While in Copenhagen, the newlywed royals learned more about the situation in drought-stricken East Africa, toured the UN facility and even pitched in to help pack cardboard boxes of supplies.
While Kate’s dietary choices may have indicated impending motherhood, her fashion choices on the trip did not.
In Copenhagen, the famously svelte and stylish royal donned a slim red coat, cinched tightly at the waist with a gold-accented crocodile belt, and there was not a baby bump in site.
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