Caption: Kate and William welcomed their first born George on the steps of the Lindo Wing
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And the Duchess, 35, reportedly hoped baby number three would be born in Kensington Palace - just like its ancestor Queen Victoria.
The Cambridge children were born in the same hospital as their father William and uncle Harry, where the £5,000-a-night suites have the latest technology and access to St Mary’s next door in the event of an emergency.
Kate had reportedly tried to fulfil her wish for a home birth with her first two babies, but doctors had warned against the “risky” move.
The Duchess, who has been suffering with severe morning sickness hyperemesis gravidarum, is expected to make her first pregnant public appearance at a Buckingham Palace reception on Tuesday.
Mr Fitzwilliams said he hoped Kate could take on more royal duties when she is feeling better. He added: “Obviously it will be William, Harry and Kate, at the inner core of the royal family who will be increasing their royal duties especially after the Duke of Edinburgh's retirement.” Click link for full post from EXPRESS.