There have been new revelations about the royal couple Kate Middleton and Prince William. As per the recent reports via a leading daily, the Royal Family seemingly had no control over the pregnancy announcement of Kate Middleton and Prince William's first baby, as the Duchess was hospitalized with hyperemesis gravidarum and acute nausea at that time. A closed source to the palace recently revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were obliged to go public with the announcement after Kate spent a few days in King Edward VII Hospital in London ahead of Prince George’s birth.
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For the unversed, the pregnancy announcement from Cambridge royals came minutes before the Duchess' stay in hospital was confirmed, with Clarence House adding that she would be in for "several days" before requiring a "period of rest". But royal expert Ingrid Seward, recently explained that the Royal Family would have favored having waited as Kate at the time was less than two-and-a-half months pregnant.
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While appearing at Good Morning America, Seward said: "Well they didn't want to let it out because she was still probably about the 10-week mark but they knew that once Kate was seen going into the hospital… that it was going to be out of their hands and then the media would have control of the announcement." Looking back, reports from 2012 suggest that Kate and William were with her parents in Bucklebury when she began feeling the severe morning sickness symptoms. And a report by ABC explained that William "sprung into action and drove his wife along with their personal security team 50 miles in their Range Rover to the hospital where Kate was placed on an IV drip".
