When Will Prince George, Princess Charlotte’s Next Public Appearance Be?

Prince George and Princess Charlotte were last seen in public at Princess Eugenie’s royal wedding last Friday.

The adorable siblings stole the show and capture the hearts of royal fans with their hilarious antics. As such, the majority of the royal family’s supporters are wondering when they will see Prince William and Kate Middleton’s children next.

Georgina Laud, a journalist for Express, claimed that it is possible for Prince George and Princess Charlotte to visit their aunt, Pippa Middleton, at St. Mary’s Hospital today or before she checks out of the facility. Pippa gave birth to a healthy baby boy on Tuesday.

It has been revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge has not visited her younger sister at the hospital either so she may bring her two older children when she does. When Prince William’s wife gave birth to their three children, Pippa visited her at the same hospital.

Middleton and Pippa’s brother, James Middleton, was photographed arriving at the hospital hours after his sister gave birth. But it is highly unlikely for Middleton to bring Prince Louis during her upcoming visit. The mom of three didn’t also bring her youngest child to Prince Harry’s wedding, as well as to Princess Eugenie’s nuptials.

St. Mary’s Hospital’s Lindo Wing has been a top choice among pregnant royals. This is the same hospital where Prince William and Prince Harry were born.

In related news, Pippa and James Matthews tied the knot last year at St. Mark’s Church in Berkshire. Prince George served as a pageboy at her wedding, and Princess Charlotte was one of her aunt’s bridesmaids.

During her pregnancy, Pippa revealed that she didn’t suffer from morning like her older sister.

“I was lucky to pass the 12-week scan without suffering from morning sickness. That meant I was able to carry as normal,” she said (via People).

Pippa also revealed that she continued exercising while she’s pregnant but she adjusted her workout routine to ensure the safety of her unborn child.