The Duchess of Cambridge, formerly Kate Middleton, was in this blogger's neck of the woods Tuesday. Princess Kate was in Grimsby, on the south bank of the River Humber, in a rare public engagement. Since Kate suffered extreme morning sickness during the early stages of her pregnancy her public engagements have been rare. Perhaps it may have been better had she given this one a miss, as she appears to have inadvertently revealed that she is carrying a baby girl. Whoops.
According to MSN News "Kate apparently gave the game away during a visit to Grimsby, reportedly thanking a woman after she presented her a teddy bear with the words: "Thank you, I will take that for my d..." "
Could this be one reason that the current U.K. government has been pushing for a change to the succession laws in the UK? Traditionally boys hold more clout than girls as far as the right to succeed to the throne goes. Rather ironic when you consider that the longest serving, and often most successful monarchs in the U.K., have been female.
Kate was visiting Grimsby in Lincolnshire when she made the faux pas. Perhaps it was a red herring, after all Grimsby is a fishing community. Either way it is now fueling more media speculation and publicity which Kate and Hubby Wills strife to minimise. Whoops again.
Kate wore a chocolate-coloured, three-quarter length Hobbs coat, and as usual looked stunning. Even with a hint of a baby bump Kate remains regal in appearance, and elegant. This is helped of course by her tall stature, slim body and hefty bank balance.
So if it is a girl we wonder what name's are the Bookies favourites? No doubt today female ones are experiencing shortening odds.
According to MSN News "Kate apparently gave the game away during a visit to Grimsby, reportedly thanking a woman after she presented her a teddy bear with the words: "Thank you, I will take that for my d..." "
Could this be one reason that the current U.K. government has been pushing for a change to the succession laws in the UK? Traditionally boys hold more clout than girls as far as the right to succeed to the throne goes. Rather ironic when you consider that the longest serving, and often most successful monarchs in the U.K., have been female.
Kate was visiting Grimsby in Lincolnshire when she made the faux pas. Perhaps it was a red herring, after all Grimsby is a fishing community. Either way it is now fueling more media speculation and publicity which Kate and Hubby Wills strife to minimise. Whoops again.
Kate wore a chocolate-coloured, three-quarter length Hobbs coat, and as usual looked stunning. Even with a hint of a baby bump Kate remains regal in appearance, and elegant. This is helped of course by her tall stature, slim body and hefty bank balance.
So if it is a girl we wonder what name's are the Bookies favourites? No doubt today female ones are experiencing shortening odds.
RSS Feed