The world is eagerly waiting to meet the second child of Kate Middleton and Prince William, who is due to come out in April this year. But before the new royalty comes out into the world, all eyes are focused on the Duchess of Cambridge, whose every move is being monitored to get a hint about the gender of her new offspring.
Earlier in her pregnancy, the duchess had a hard time adjusting to her present state. Just like her pregnancy with her first child Prince George, Kate suffered from a rare condition called hyperemesis gravidarum wherein she constantly experienced extreme bouts of morning sickness during her first trimester. She was constantly dehydrated and weak during that stage.
But now that the Duchess is already out and about, she can already attend to all her royal duties.
On Monday, the six-months pregnant Kate visited London's newly opened Kensington Leisure Center, where she reportedly shared to a 17-year-old student named Martina McDonagh that the baby inside her is kicking.
"It's moving all the time. I can feel it kicking now," the duchess was heard saying.
Also, the royal mom met Ryan, a two-year-old boy and his mother Tracy when their group moved to the Family Friends charity event that was also held in the facility. The young boy was supposedly tasked to present a bouquet of white flowers to the duchess, but as the member of the royal family approached him, the boy hid behind his mother and said, "No no, Mummy, no Mummy!"
The gracious duchess was the one who bent down to pat the young boy in his head and get the flowers.
Before the event at the Kensington Leisure Center where the residents gave her and young Prince George an inflatable duck, the pregnant duchess came from a meeting with the students and staff of the Kensington Aldridge Academy.
