As the countdown speeds up for the birth of Prince William and Kate Middleton's baby, due mid-month, Buckingham Palace has announced the title for the royal tot.
Kate Middleton sent a really strong message across the pond to America: "This, ladies -- actually, Kim Kardashian -- is how you dress a baby bump."
Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, graces the cover of US Weekly, looking radiant and happy. She and Prince William are awaiting the birth of their first child this summer. Lots of expectant parents have nicknames for their babies. What is theirs? And what is she craving these days?
Kate Middleton is gorgeous, graceful and a royal -- and she's also a pretty normal person, aside from all that money, influence and glamour. Case in point? The girl's heels get caught like anyone else's.
Duchess Kate Middleton was out and about in public on Feb. 19, visiting the addiction treatment center Hope House in London and simultaneously showing off the royal baby bump -- aka the burgeoning womb of the future King or Queen of England, assuming that Queen Elizabeth isn't actually immortal.
When Kate Middleton was hospitalized for severe morning sickness, it made waves globally. If it's any consolation to the Duchess of Cambridge, not only does she have a royal dynasty to help her through it, she also has singer Pink.
Mel Greig and Michael Christian, the Australian DJs whose prank call led to the suicide of a nurse at Kate Middleton's hospital last week, recently gave an interview to 'A Current Affair' in which they regretfully explained that they never meant for anything like that to happen.
What seemed to us as a harmless prank has turned deadly for the nurse who was fooled. CNN is reporting that a nurse at King Edward VII hospital is dead following an apparent suicide.
The tabloids have speculated for months now that Kate Middleton has a royal bun in the oven -- and, like the proverbial blind squirrel who eventually gets the nut, they're finally right.
It’s been almost a year since Kate Middleton and Prince William tied the knot in a ceremony watched by some 40 million people worldwide. And if you didn’t get your fill of Royal Wedding mania, how about celebrating their first anniversary with your very own set of dolls created in the famous couple’s likeness?