Kate Middleton Spotted Working With Midwives At A Maternity Unit Amid Fourth Pregnancy Rumors

Kate Middleton, reportedly, worked at Kingston Hospital’s maternity unit. A Court Circular revealed, on Thursday, that the wife of Prince William spent two days in one of London’s major hospitals to learn more about children’s early years of development.

“The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, today completed two days with Kingston Hospital Maternity Unit in London,” the circular read.

The news comes as no surprise to fans who know how Kate Middleton loves showing off her maternal side with her choice of charitable organizations. The mom of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis has been known for always giving back to young people and women in need.

In February 2018, Kate visited the Snow Leopard ward of St. Thomas Hospital in London. While there, the mom of three met mothers and children to discuss some significant topics they ought to know. The medical institution provides support for prematurely born babies and their parents.

Kate Middleton, also, spent time at King’s College in January 2018. Aside from sharing her struggles with motherhood, the Duchess also talked about how her lack of confidence and feelings of ignorance. “Personally, becoming a mother has been such a rewarding and wonderful experience. However, at times it has also been a huge challenge. Even for me who has support at home that most mothers do not,” she said at the time.

The elder sister of Pippa Middleton even organized a group to guide and give her advice on child welfare, including the predicaments and challenges that most parents and carers face on a daily basis. Kate even acknowledged their efforts and professional support when they concluded their work in May.

“Through our work, you have reaffirmed my belief of just how timely it is to focus on what happens in the early years of life, and how pivotal a stage of life this is for a child’s future,” Kate Middleton stated. “I hope my long-term commitment to working in the early years will help make a difference over a generational timescale. Your thoughts and advice will continue to be hugely valuable as I shape my thinking for the years ahead,” she went on.

The news about Kate Middleton being seen in a maternity ward this week came amid reports claiming that baby number four is on the cards for her and Prince William. Body language expert Judi James, previously, stated that the Duchess could be engaging in “bump-cupping rituals” after she was seen touching her belly a little more than usual.

“For many women, a gesture like this on the lower stomach can signal the kind of bump-cupping rituals that can be used throughout a pregnancy,” Judi told Daily Express in September. “What is interesting is that when she chatted with Eugenie at Ascot both women seemed to be producing and mirroring this pose, which might hint at a new pregnancy in the royal family although possibly not for Kate,” she added.

Neither Kate Middleton nor Prince William has commented on these fourth pregnancy rumors up to this writing. Hence, avid followers of the Royal couple should take these unverified claims lightly until everything is proven true and correct.