Two months from now, Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton will deliver her second child from Prince Williams. However, rumors doesn't stop hunting the Duchess since last week, Kate Middleton was reportedly rushed to the hospital due to abdominal problems. But it was just a fake news because the Duchess has several meeting schedules this week wherein her presence is really needed.
Among Kate's schedule includes the approaching Commonwealth Observance in Westminster Abbey on March 9. She'll be going together with his husband Prince William, Queen Elizabeth II, Duchess of Cornwall and her father-in-law, Duke of Edinburgh Prince Charles as well as other imperative members of the royal family.
Also, this coming March 11, Kate Middleton is required to attend another royal appointment in Margate for an exhibit at the Turner Contemporary Gallery entitled ‘Self: Image and Identity.' Therefore, this proves that the Duchess of Cambridge is looking good and having no complaints in her pregnancy.
Meanwhile, yesterday, Middleton was spotted in a significant place royal watchers retrospect as the site where she and Prince Williams spent the night before their wedding. Wearing her familiar floral dress, Kate's bump was visible walking at the Goring Hotel. The dress' design is a modified version of Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer sleeveless dress back in 2012.
Kate's dress has an elegant effect looking her younger and more blooming as it has three-quarter sleeves and just above the knee of the Duchess creating a classic appearance. Before the event, the Duchess of Cambridge tweeted: "My friend and brilliant designer Erdem made me a maternity gown for the opening of the SF Symphony tonight."
Kate's appearance at the Goring Hotel, yesterday, was not included in her official engagements and she's reportedly invited for a private session in two hours.
Prince Williams, on the other hand, is not with Kate as he is in touring Asia particularly in Japan and China. The scheduled public appearance for the couple is next week. The mother of Prince George is not visiting the hotel for the first time since after she married Prince William they stayed at the hotel which commemorates its 105th anniversary recently.
In December 2014, the Duchess also visited the said hotel for a conference of the 1851 Trust, a charity wherein she's a sponsor.
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