Listen up, friends. The royal family is about to welcome a new bundle of joy, and the excitement is palpable. With the arrival of Royal Baby No. 3 just around the corner, preparations are in full swing at the hospital where Kate Middleton is expected to give birth. It's like a royal baby countdown clock has started ticking!
Preparing for the Big Day
St. Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London, is buzzing with activity as it gears up for the momentous occasion. The Lindo Wing, where Kate and Prince William introduced Prince George and Princess Charlotte to the world, is now bracing for another royal arrival. Parking restrictions and security measures are already in place, ensuring everything runs smoothly when the big day arrives.
A "no parking" sign, posted from April 9 to April 30, hints at an "event" taking place. This sign is just one of the many preparations underway to accommodate the throngs of flag-waving fans and eager television crews that will descend on the hospital when the baby arrives.
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Countdown to Baby Cambridge #3 begins. The no parking signs are up outside the Lindo Wing of St. Mary’s hospital, Paddington, London where Kate will give birth later this month @people pic.twitter.com/7Lc7jwgYbc
— Simon Perry (@SPerryPeoplemag) April 9, 2018
Historic Steps at the Lindo Wing
Let’s take a quick trip down memory lane. Back in late March, a subtle clue emerged right outside the iconic Lindo Wing steps where Kate and Prince William first introduced their two older children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to the world. These are the very same steps where Princess Diana and Prince Charles once proudly showcased Prince William and Prince Harry to eager fans.
Recently, a "wet paint" sign appeared on the railings near the entrance. Speculation is running wild among royal enthusiasts. Is this a clever way of keeping the crowds at bay while Kate delivers her third baby? Or is it simply a beautification effort to ensure the area looks its best for those all-important post-birth photos?
🚨 ROYAL BABY ALERT 🚨 THE RAILINGS OUTSIDE THE LINDO WING ARE BEING PAINTED! ITS HAPPENING GUYS! ———————————————————————— #britishroyalfamily #dukeofcambridge #duchessofcambridge #katemiddleton
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Will Kate Deliver at Home or the Hospital?
Here’s where things get a little uncertain. While all signs point to the Lindo Wing, some insiders suggest Kate might opt for a home birth at Kensington Palace. A source from Life & Style revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge is considering welcoming her third child in the comfort of her own home. “She’s decided she’d like to give birth at Kensington Palace,” the source explained.
If she does choose the hospital route, rest assured the royal medical team will be on standby. Queen Elizabeth’s trusted surgeon-gynaecologist, Alan Farthing, will lead the delivery, with Guy Thorpe-Beeston assisting. This dynamic duo also helped bring Prince George and Princess Charlotte into the world.
The Nation Awaits
Wherever the baby arrives—whether it’s at the Lindo Wing or Kensington Palace—the royal couple is more than ready to grow their family. Kate made her last public appearance in late March before embarking on her maternity leave. Exclusive sources from Closer Weekly confirm that the entire royal family, along with the whole of England, is eagerly anticipating the arrival of this new addition.
“The royal baby is boosting the mood of the whole country,” royal expert James McCourt noted. “Queen Elizabeth can’t stop talking about the arrival of her new great-grandchild, and Buckingham Palace is buzzing with excitement.” Let’s face it, the countdown is officially on!
Parts of this story were written by Danielle Fowler. They originally appeared on our sister site, Now to Love.
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