The truth behind Kate Middleton pregnancy rumours
Rumours of a fourth child for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began earlier this year when Kate met a baby during one of her engagements.
The Duchess, 37, admitted to the crowd she was feeling ‘broody’.
Since then, royal fans have been on bump watch with many speculating the couple will have another child.
Pregnancy rumours had been rife. Getty
But now, the Duchess of Cambridge has shut down pregnancy rumours by sipping on a pint of Guinness beer during an official engagement.
She and Prince William were at a St Patrick’s Day event on Sunday when the couple were each handed a pint of the Irish brew. The Duchess joined her husband in enjoying the traditional beverage.
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During her pregnancy with Prince Louis, Middleton attended a St Patrick’s Day event and chose to sip on water instead.
Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William drinking Guinness on St Patrick's Day. Getty
Bookies Ladbrokes had been taking bets that the couple was expecting another child, however since the St Patrick’s Day appearance the odds have been slashed.
The Duke and Duchess already have their hands full with Prince George, five, Princess Charlotte, three, and Prince Louis, 10-months.
The admittedly 'broody' Duchess greeted a toddler at the celebration. Getty
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child in late-April and Kate has commented that her children are looking forward to having another playmate.
During a recent visit to Leicester University she reportedly said, “It’s such a special time to have kiddies. And a cousin for George and Charlotte as well, and Louis. So it will be really special.”
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