The famous British couple is again caught in a web of baby drama as new reports about Kate Middleton's "second pregnancy" are spreading online.
Just recently, Celeb Dirty Laundry reported that the August 4 print edition of the Globe magazine just announced that the Duchess of Cambridge had suffered a miscarriage and lost her second baby earlier this month. Kate and William have been reportedly supporting each other through this rumored ordeal. Apparently, the couple has been putting on a brave face while celebrating Prince George's first birthday last July 22.
The news was reportedly confirmed by a childhood friend of Kate, who shared the deets about the second pregnancy.
Jessica Hay purportedly confirmed the news in an interview with Australia's New Idea magazine, the International Business Times has said. Hay claimed that her friend did show the first signs of pregnancy and that the 32-year-old royal had noticeable changes in her appearance in the recent weeks.
"Kate's face is fuller like it was when she was first expecting George and she's been changing her hair, which could be to disguise the fullness. She has rosy cheeks, she's letting her greys show again, and whenever she's out in public she goes to great lengths to hold something over her tummy," said Hay.
It can be remembered that Hay was the one who first made mention about Kate's pregnancy with Baby George.
Even though the confirmation had come from a reliable source, this was not considered breaking news. Rumors about the Duchess' pregnancy have been around ever since she gave birth last year. One report suggested that Kate is pregnant with twins. Others also made mention that it is a baby girl and they are planning to name it after Prince William's mother, Princess Diana. Though the rumors are spreading like wildfire online, the royal couple has not given any comments on the issue. No official royal announcement has also been made regarding the matter.
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