Pregnancy for a Princess

The Sun Story

The Sun reported stated that her condition which is called 'hyperemesis gravidarum' that is said doctors is most common during pregnancy to twins. The Duchess who is said to be less than 12 weeks was rushed into Hospital last weekend with severe sickness. The Duke & Duchess was going to keep the pregnancy secret until Christmas Day when all the family was gathered in once place, which is understandable and would have been a great Christmas present for the entire family. But unfortunately due to Kate's Hospital dash, the pair knew that they would have to announce the pregnancy earlier than expected

News that Kate’s condition may be suggesting that she is carrying twins has gotten the bookies William Hill to cut the odds of the royal couple having two babies from 33/1 to 25/1 following a number of bets overnight. It is said that mothers-to-be who suffer from the hyperemesis gravidarum condition are THREE times more likely to be pregnant with more than one child than other women. Victoria and George have been the best backed names during the first 12 hours since the announcement was made and they are both offered at 10/1.

The Mail Story

Kate was visited by her younger siblings Pippa and James Middleton who spent just over an hour with their sister. Despite his smiles, William arrived at the London hospital amid news that two Australian radio presenters tricked the King Edward VII hospital into releasing details about Kate's health condition

In addition to the new privacy headache, the couple are facing difficult and potentially life changing decisions about their future. St James's Palace aides are understood to be 'furious' that the hospital fell for a stunt by 2Day FM presenters Mel Greig and Michael Christian. They called the hospital and pretended to be the Queen and Prince Charles and - despite atrocious accents and jokes about feeding the Corgi - duped a private nurse.

The Guardian Stroy

With a smile and a wave the Duchess of Cambridge left hospital on Thursday to the undoubted relief of her husband and also of the international news crews camped outside in the bitter cold throughout her three-night stay. She emerged from the King Edward VII private hospital in central London looking relaxed after receiving treatment for hyperemesis gravidarum, an acute form of morning sickness.

All three newspapers have done their own stories on Kate's pregnancy, i have however noticed that only two of the papers which are The Mail & The Guardian mentioned the Hospital Hoax by two Austrailians, who posed as The Queen and Prince of Wales, to try and get information of the Kate's condition. They also kept mentioning Kate's condition, a little to much. However congratulations to Duke and Duchess of Cambridge William and Kate, for the announcement of Kate's pregnancy. I know that they will make great parents to the unborn Prince/Princess. And congratulations to the Queen as well who has had a very exciting and active year, with her 60th anniversary on the throne, the Olympics and now the news of a new great grandchild.