Kate, 31, and her RAF search and rescue pilot husband arrived in
Scotland today (4 April'13) for their first official visit to Glasgow,
which kicked off with a visit to the Emirates Arena Leisure Centre.
During a visit to a Quarriers homeless shelter in the city centre, Kate Middleton spoke to the charity's project manager, Rachel Sawyer confirming that the royal baby's due date is mid-July.
In response to questions about the royal baby, the Duchess of Cambridge replied, "It's around mid-July but apparently babies have their own agenda..."
What exactly does that mean?
Anyway the Duchess also revealed that she's already compiled a shortlist of names for the future King/Queen.
"We have a shortlist for both [boys and girls names] but it's very difficult."
The
royal also revealed her friends have been sending their suggestions via
text messages and told well-wishers that she'll be going on maternity
leave from royal duties in June.
Mum-to-be Kate looked as radiant as ever, and at one point was seen
giving her husband a loving glance as they sat in the seating at the
stadium.
Kate went for another gorgeously simple, yet elegant ensemble as the expectant parents toured the facility, which will play host to events in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014.
Kate went for another gorgeously simple, yet elegant ensemble as the expectant parents toured the facility, which will play host to events in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014.
And fashion fans take note, the coat is from Moloh and costs £425.
Despite the hefty price tag and fact we're (supposedly) heading into
summer, we're betting this one will be a sell-out!
Kate and William, who are known as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn in Scotland, have a busy day ahead: after their Emirates visit they will go to the Quarriers Stopover project, which helps young single homeless people between the ages of 16-25.
Kate and William, who are known as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn in Scotland, have a busy day ahead: after their Emirates visit they will go to the Quarriers Stopover project, which helps young single homeless people between the ages of 16-25.
Kate dan William juga akan meluncurkan proyek pembinaan olahraga di Dewar Leisure Centre Donald di Drumchapel.
Around 400 youngsters and 100 volunteers from the Scouts, Boys' Brigade, Guides, Girls' Brigade, Police Service, Fire Service, RNLI, Sea Cadets, Air Cadets and Army Cadets across Ayrshire are expected to demonstrate their skills to the visitors.
The visit will be marked by a fly-past of three Typhoons from RAF Leuchars, a base close to St Andrews University, where William and Kate first met as students.
They both graduated in 2005 with a 2:1. William has a degree in geography while Kate graduated in history of art.
The visit will be marked by a fly-past of three Typhoons from RAF Leuchars, a base close to St Andrews University, where William and Kate first met as students.
They both graduated in 2005 with a 2:1. William has a degree in geography while Kate graduated in history of art.
Kate
Middleton laughs during her visit to the Quarriers Stopover Project in
Glasgow, Scotland. The Quarriers Stopover is a short-term residential
unit for 14 young people aged between 16 and 25 who find themselves
homeless - See more at:
http://www.indianexpress.com/picture-gallery/pregnant-kate-middleton-plays-basketball-/2444-5.html#sthash.fUrjLVrg.dpuf
Kate
Middleton laughs during her visit to the Quarriers Stopover Project in
Glasgow, Scotland. The Quarriers Stopover is a short-term residential
unit for 14 young people aged between 16 and 25 who find themselves
homeless. (Reuters) - See more at:
http://www.indianexpress.com/picture-gallery/pregnant-kate-middleton-plays-basketball-/2444-5.html#sthash.fUrjLVrg.dpuf
William and Kate greet well-wishers upon arriving.
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