Sure they're thrilled - it's lovely news - lets hope she doesn't suffer the same crippling morning sickness Kate had especially as they've just landed in Oz. I can't imagine how the press were associating the two folders she was carrying with announcing the pregnancy though - unless they saw it contained the knitting patterns
I just hope they don't slavishly follow the tradition by getting signed up at the Lindo Wing. Apologies to anyone here who may work there, but the feedback I get from clients (I'm an antenatal teacher) is that it's badly run, presumably too complacent about its Royal connection. One of my clients is taking legal action against them for the terrible service and dodgy advice they received.
I'm going to be soo bored hearing about this for the next 5-6 mths. It's a delightful event for the happy couple and I wish them well but it's their concern, not mine.
It's lovely news, I'm very pleased for them. What I'm not looking forward to is all the rubbish, guessing, speculation and and 'advice' that will be spouted on tv by so-called experts for the next 6 months. I wish they would just leave them alone to get on with it!
Half listening to morning TV, I heard a conversation around how “everybody would be desperate to see the baby bump ASAP” What? Who? I glanced at my husband who rolled his eyes and said “by everybody, they mean everyone who works in the media. Who else wants to see a baby bump belonging to someone they have never met?” I’m wondering if they’re expecting an unusual bump of some kind?
I hope she phoned her Dad and told him, before he heard it through the media -I know he has his faults, but by all accounts, she hasn't spoken to him since he had a heart attack and couldn't attend the wedding-and yes, it was documented that he was indeed in hospital. She will only ever have one Dad, and she will lose him one day.