Kate Middleton Gives Birth to Baby Boy! Duchess, Prince William Welcome Son
UPDATE: The official announcement has been placed on the wood and gold easel behind the gates of Buckingham Palace. The certificate bears the news of the future heir's birth, as well as a note that reads, "Her Royal Highness and her child are both doing well." Prior to the placement of the birth announcement, a royal crier shouted the news for well-wishers outside the hospital.
"May he be long-lived, happy, and glorious, and one day reign over us!" the crier proclaimed of the new Prince. "God save the Queen!"
As for the royal baby's name? The Duke and Duchess, both 31, "may take some time" before choosing a name, a royal source recently told Us. After all, it took Princess Diana and Prince Charlesseven days to name their firstborn William, two weeks for Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York to name their daughter Beatrice, three weeks for William and Kate to name their dog, Lupo, and one month for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to name Charles.
Married since April 2011, William and Kate announced they were expecting back in December of last year. Although first-time mom Middleton's first trimester was marred by acute morning sickness, the common-born Duchess found pregnancy "fascinating," and was feeling "great" in the final weeks before the baby's birth.
Once Middleton and William leave the hospital, an aide promises the pair "will pose for baby pictures."
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