It's a royal ruckus. People are now clamoring over the real gender of Royal baby number two. The Duchess, Kate Middleton, though had insisted that the baby's gender will be a surprise until it's birth on April this year.
Duchess Kate Middleton is now seven months pregnant, and speculations about the baby's gender are now creating a major buzz. Recently, Ok! Magazine has released an article about news saying that the royal couple is expecting a baby girl, but before fans could react about the news, the palace already unconfirmed the rumors.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are not expecting a girl. In a report of Wetpaint, the royal couple does not even know if their eldest son, Prince George, will have a little brother or sister.
The latest appearance of the Duchess of Cambridge in the Kensington Aldridge Academy and Kensington Leisure Centre last January 19, rumors speculated about her carrying a baby boy due to his outfit of choice.
According to International Business Times, the Duchess wearing a color blue on two back-to-back outings fueled the rumors of them having a baby boy. Her outfit consisted of a baby blue coat and a navy blue pumps. Even with many speculations based on her outfit; the Duchess confirmed that she did not know the gender of her child.
The question regarding the baby's gender was raised by Martina McDonaugh, a 17-year-old student of the academy.
"I told her I hoped it was a girl, but she said she doesn't even know yet," Martina revealed. "She said it was moving around a lot."
Though speculations about her outfit made onlookers believed that she's carrying a boy, some reports also show that because of the Duchess' "higher and wider" baby bump than when she is pregnant with her first child, Prince George, along with her fuller face and rounder hips may hint that the palace will be having a new princess.
A source of International Business Times said that Prince William's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, express her excitement about the gender news. "She loves the idea of William and Kate having a boy and a girl," the source revealed.
Though the royal couple has been denying issues about their knowledge on the baby's gender, royal fans are still very excited about the coming of the royal baby. The Duchess will reportedly be having her delivery at St. Mary's in London in April.
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