Good news for Duchess Kate: Pregnancy condition finally improving
Kate Middleton has experienced extreme nausea in the first months of her third pregnancy, but a family insider has revealed that she’s now “out of the woods”.
Last month, it was announced that Duchess of Cambridge was expecting her third child and due to hyperemesis gravidarum she had to withdraw from her public duties.
Kate experienced the same health condition, which is often referred to as "extreme morning sickness”, in her first two pregnancies.
Speaking to E! News the insider said, “She has such a rotten time during these early months. But she’s out of the woods now”.
Kate has not been seen publicly since the pregnancy was announced by Kensington Palace on September 4.
Prince William mentioned Kate’s ill health at an event he attended shortly after the announcement was made.
“We just need Catherine to get over this first bit, then we can start celebrating next week,” he said.
“It's always a bit anxious to start with, but she's well.”
Kate is expected to make her first public appearance at a Buckingham Palace reception.
Reportedly, Kate is interested in giving birth to her third child in Kensington Palace.
Although Prince George and Princess Charlotte were born in London’s St Mary’s hospital, there is a tradition of royal babies being born in private residences.