Duchess of Cambridge Pregnant Again: Is Kate Middleton's Second Baby on the Way?

By Rebecca Hernandez
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Prince William and Kate Middleton at a screening of "David Attenborough's Natural History Museum Alive 3D" at the Natural History Museum in London last month. Reuters

The latest edition of Star Magazine claims that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, is pregnant with her second baby. The magazine's headline reads, "It's official, Kate's pregnant again!"

The magazine reports that Kate is nearly 3 months along with the second child. If the news is accurate, that means she conceived the new baby when Prince George was 2 months old.

When the Duchess was pregnant with Prince George, she was hospitalized for severe morning sickness in the early stages of her pregnancy. It seems that she feels better this time and has not yet experienced any morning sickness.

The royal couple attended a movie premiere last month and an eyewitness reportedly told Star magazine, "She looked absolutely beautiful and glowing, and her hand rested only on her stomach for most of the night. There was definitely what seemed to be a little bump showing already."

According to insiders, if Middleton has another boy, he will likely be named Charles, Henry, Philip or Spencer, and if it is a girl, Diana is a top pick in honor of Prince William's late mother, Princess Diana. 

The royal family welcomed their first child, Prince George of Cambridge, on July 22, 2013 at St. Mary's Hospital in London.

So far, no official statement has been released from the palace.

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