Kate Middleton Shock: Duchess Reportedly Relocated To Anmer Hall While Waiting For Her 'Second Daughter'

Kate Middleton and Prince William are rumored to be expecting their fourth child. Such speculations made rounds shortly after the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge welcomed Prince Louis in April 2018. Kate, already, downplayed the pregnancy reports but it persists up to this writing.

In Touch Weekly, in its April 13, 2020 issue, claimed that Kate and Prince William have relocated to Anmer Hall to self-isolate as they wait for the arrival of their second daughter. The Cambridge family, reportedly, took extra precautions to make sure that the mom-of-three and her alleged fourth baby are safe amid the coronavirus pandemic. More so, after they learned that Prince Charles has tested positive for the deadly virus.

“They will remain there for the duration of the pregnancy though the plan is for Kate to return to Kensington Palace where the best doctors will await her when she’s ready to give birth. Anmer Hall is too remote. And Kensington Palace right now seems to be a safer option than the hospital because of the pandemic, which could last for months,” a palace insider told the publication.

“Kate is exhausted. She and William have also taken on some of Charles’ workload and they’re helping out the queen. [Prince William] tries to help as much as he can with the home-schooling, but Kate insists she’s fine and has really gotten into it. They’ve found a groove and they’re bonding as a family like never have before,” it went on.

However, reports said that there are few pieces of evidence to prove that Kate Middleton is really expecting, especially after she and Prince William canceled their public engagements due to the perils posed by the COVID-19 outbreak. Daily Express even reported that these speculations might not be true since the sister of Pippa Middleton was seen enjoying some iconic black beer during her recent trip to Ireland, suggesting that she might not be pregnant with her another royal baby after all.

Both Kate Middleton and Prince William have yet to comment on these recent pregnancy reports. However, with In Touch Weekly’s history of publishing stories based on the accounts of its phony and unreliable sources, this could be another fabricated report waiting to be debunked. So, avid followers of the royal couple should take these speculations lightly until everything is proven true and correct.