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She reminds me of George thru the nose/cheeks/mouth.
LaRae
LaRae
Excellent news for Mr. Clark.
I seriously doubt the family didn't know the baby's gender. Of course, if asked, they will deny it though.
She looks a little like William on this one.
so why did kate leave the hospital so soon isn't it like 2 days to stay in once u have a baby
All I can say is that I'm totally impressed. Kate must have spent the good part of last night with her labor starting at home, getting to the hospital around 6 am and then full labor and delivery at 8:34. I would imagine that she didn't get much of a rest in the hospital but walked out of there looking fantastic. I'm just hoping she's sound asleep at home by now and can get some serious sleep.
They're definitely one big happy family for sure.
By now, I think little Princess looks more Windsor than MiddletonDoes anyone else see the Queen in Princess Cambridge? I'm lousy with facial features, but thought I saw some Lillibet there...
Maybe there are no photos of the Duke and Duchess arriving at the hospital.
Richard Simpson, reporting for the Australian "Women's Weekly", has a description of the precision involved in the arrival at St. Mary's.
Richard is saying police made sure the waiting media were kept at other entrances at 5.57am, and then the Duke and Duchess pulled up at the small "Cambridge" entrance at 6.00am in a silver car.
(Some reports have the Duke as the driver.)
This "Cambridge" entrance is a tucked away door, and it wan't until thirty-nine minutes later that it was announced that the Duchess had been admitted.
She looks fit to party the night away. I am betting there are some grandparents waiting at KP for a quick visit/peep at the new baby.
This woman, Catherine might just be a keeper, I'm thinking!
Does anyone else see the Queen in Princess Cambridge? I'm lousy with facial features, but thought I saw some Lillibet there...
If anyone is ever really bored (as I was waiting for George's birth), Google Maps will let you virtual "walk" all around the Hospital. There are a lot of doors. A. Lot.It seems obvious that they would have a private entrance - after all, someone took George home without anyone seeing.
So for the time being are their titles Duke, Duchess, Prince and Princess? Or is Prince William still Prince so it's Prince, Duchess, Prince and Princess? Titles confuse me.
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All I can say is that I'm totally impressed. Kate must have spent the good part of last night with her labor starting at home, getting to the hospital around 6 am and then full labor and delivery at 8:34. I would imagine that she didn't get much of a rest in the hospital but walked out of there looking fantastic. I'm just hoping she's sound asleep at home by now and can get some serious sleep.
They're definitely one big happy family for sure.
I'm with you. She looked fantastic--and she set a high standard after George's birth.
I'm glad she was able to leave the hospital soon after the birth. It's been more than 10 years since I was in the hospital but it was very hard to get any rest (I know it's hard for new mothers to get rest at all). But even at night, hospitals are a hub of activity. The lights outside the rooms are always on and people are walking back and forth. Most research shows that people recover faster when they are in their own home.
ETA: An obnoxious article in the Daily Mail. Charles and Camilla visited George before Carole and Mike, but DM is not one to let facts get in the way when publishing a story. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...middle-class-upbringing-store-royal-baby.html
Charles and Camilla visited second, didn't they? Not for any devious reason, but if memory serves Charles and Camilla had an engagement that day and were unable to visit earlier on.
Charles and Camilla visited second, didn't they? Not for any devious reason, but if memory serves Charles and Camilla had an engagement that day and were unable to visit earlier on.