Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton was hit over the weekend by another pregnancy rumor courtesy of British tabloids. The rumors speculate she is pregnant again and is expecting twins - a girl and a boy.
Among the publications that reported the rumor are Hollywood Life, Classiclite and Parent Herald. These dailies cite her absence from a number of royal events in September and her suffering from nausea as the basis of the pregnancy rumors. Celeb Dirty Laundry even gave April 20 as the date that the duchess would allegedly give birth to the twins.
Parent Herald points to Hollywood Life as its source of the report, although it admits the lack of an official statement from the royal family that Kate is expecting two more babies just six months after she gave birth to Princess Charlotte.
However, other publications belied the rumors. Christian Today writes that "Until an official statement comes from the royals themselves, everything should be treated as pure rumors." Gossip Cop took the same stand and even cites its source from the palace who belies the rumors.
IBTimes UK reports that in June, Prince William has expressed a desire to have a bigger family, based on an interview with The Telegraph. The Duke of Cambridge was quoted as saying, "We've only just had the second one. You never know what is going to happen in the future."
It also cites an interview by Gary Goldsmith, uncle of Kate, with Hello! Magazine that he thinks the royal couple will not stop at two kids.
Vinereport says it is unlikely for William and Kate to have another baby again in 2016 because Prince George and Princess Charlotte are both under three years old.