Paleisbron denies rumors: Meghan is still pregnant

Royalty The royal baby fever has reached in England, as was starting to boil, now Meghan really every moment can give birth - she is already over her due date. A lot of people think that its childbirth is actually already behind us and that the British palace, the event is provisionally anchored, but a source has now let you know that is not true. Meghan would still be pregnant.

Meghan was calculated for Sunday 28 april. When there yesterday, still no royal baby was announced, it started a lot of people to speculate that prince Harry is actually just as father is. The biggest hint would be, according to some, that Queen Elisabeth, the couple recently visited their new home Course for the Cottage. “To the new little prince or princess to meet," was soon the declaration. Not a far-fetched idea, since Harry and Meghan left a few weeks ago already know the birth of their first child private to want to keep it. Only if the two “have had the opportunity in the privacy of their new families to celebrate”, will the duke and duchess of Sussex to make time for the press, sounded the when in a message from Kensington Palace.

But according to the Daily Mail, it is not yet so far. “Sources in the palace have categoriek denied that the baby is already born", it sounds. The source in question was also to know that the planned visit to Netherlands by prince Harry on 8 and 9 may provisionally just goes on. “As the baby by then not yet born, he will probably cancel, but otherwise he is going to the brand new papa, just in the direction of Amsterdam.”

How will Harry and Meghan break with the tradition of the photo opportunity just after the birth. Harry's sister-in-law Kate stood - three times even - a few hours after her birth to be ready for the world. Recently it became known that Meghan also would want to choose to be at home to give birth. The mother-to-be would be following in the footsteps of queen Elizabeth act. Which was itself home birth and gave birth to her four children in Buckingham Palace and Clarence House.