The Duchess of Cambridge has reportedly expressed a desire for a fourth child, according to royal experts. Speculation has resurfaced following the wedding of Kate's brother, James Middleton, to Alizee Thevenet in France last weekend, which was attended by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their three children.
Royal expert Duncan Larcombe told OK! magazine that he believes William and Kate have not ruled out the possibility of expanding their family. 'Their children really bring out the best in them and Kate is a natural mother,' he said. 'I wouldn't be surprised if they decided on another baby.'
Another royal commentator, Katie Nicholl, claimed that Kate has 'made no secret' of her wish for a fourth child, while Prince William has been 'content' with three. These comments align with earlier reports from February, when a source told Us Weekly that having four children was 'always part of Kate's plan,' but was postponed due to the pandemic.
Meanwhile, attention has also turned to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, with speculation about whether their daughter Lilibet Diana will be christened in the UK or in California. Royal correspondent Roya Nikkhah suggested a US christening is more likely, given the couple's life in America.
