Kate Middleton may give birth prematurely

Baby Kate Middleton may occur 10 days earlier than officially announced. Quite possibly, the Duchess of Cambridge took advantage of the experience of Princess Diana and kept secret the true date.

Kate Middleton

Officially, the heir to the British throne, the child of Prince William and his wife Catherine Middleton must be born on July 13, that is, before his birth is still 3 weeks. However, informed sources at Buckingham Palace reported that this event can occur 10 days earlier. Ostensibly Kate Middleton   following the example of Princess Diana decided to keep secret the real date of birth.

So, in 1982, Buckingham Palace officials said that the first child of Princess Diana and Prince Charles (the future Prince William) will be born on July 1. But the boy was born on June 21 or 10 days earlier. Unless Kate Middleton   goes well, the official information about the birth of the first-born Prince William will be released for 3-July.

Given this tremendous media attention to the life of the royal couple, it is not surprising that William and Kate are trying to enter the country in confusion about the date of birth in order to save a little bit of privacy. You may recall how desperate wife tried to hide the pregnancy of Kate Middleton at least until the period of 3 months after the Duchess of Cambridge were taken to the hospital with toxemia.

Of course, in any case, July 13 - this is just the expected date. Baby may be born earlier and later. Sources in the royal palace said that Kate abandoned in favor of cesarean natural childbirth. And when she went into labor, she will not be able to accurately predict one. Last time Kate appeared in public on 15 June. (READ MORE)

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