Kate Middleton Pregnant: Duchess’ Belfast Visit Allegedly Slashed Odds For Baby Number 4

Kate Middleton made a surprise visit to Northern Ireland and Scotland this week. During her trip, the Duchess of Cambridge promoted her landmark online survey.

“5 Big Questions on the Under Fives” is aimed at focusing on the importance of early years and trigger conversations on raising future generations. More specifically, Prince William’s wife dropped by The Ark Open Farm, where she spoke with parents and grandparents.

Shortly after, the future queen traveled to Aberdeen, where she dropped by Social Bite. The café is known for providing jobs to the homeless. During her visit, Middleton talked about the long-term impact of childhood experiences.

According to Express, the duchess has been having a very busy schedule since Prince Harry and Markle announced their bombshell exit. As such, it seems unlikely for her to welcome baby number four anytime soon.

Bookmakers Coral revealed that the odds for Middleton to give birth to another baby have been slashed to 4-5. In the past, the odds were at 1-2.

“The Duchess of Cambridge delighted kids in Belfast today with a trip to a farm in the capital and if our betting is to be believed she could well be on course to welcome another child of her own into the world in the near future,” Harry Aitkenhead, a spokesperson for Coral said.

Meanwhile, there are rumors that Middleton’s sister-in-law, is the one who will welcome her second child sometime this year. While speaking with New Idea, royal expert Phil Dampier said that there is a possibility for Markle and Prince Harry to have twin girls in 2020.

“I’m sure Harry and Meghan will want to have another baby soon and a girl would be lovely to complete their family. If she has twins, that would give them an instant family to compare to William and Kate and I’m sure they would be over the moon,” he said.

As of late, Markle has not announced her second pregnancy.