Prince William & Kate Middleton were warned not to have a third child
Kate Middleton, the beloved Princess of Wales, is not only a vital member of the Royal Family but also a dedicated mother of three. Together with Prince William, she strives to raise Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis in a normal environment despite facing challenges during her pregnancies.
Kate experienced severe morning sickness known as hyperemesis gravidarum during her pregnancies, which left her feeling “rotten.” She revealed her fears about becoming a parent, particularly after the birth of Prince George, which was “terrifying” due to the public attention.
In 2012, Buckingham Palace announced her first pregnancy, and George was born in July 2013. Hours later, she faced the daunting task of introducing him to the world. Kate later shared that the hospital felt overwhelming due to her previous experiences with sickness.
Despite being warned about the challenges of having a third child, the couple welcomed Prince Louis on April 23, 2018. Kate has openly discussed the ups and downs of motherhood, emphasizing that each birth is unique and can be a shock, regardless of preparation.
In her visits to new parents, Kate connects by sharing her experiences, including her cravings during pregnancy and the names of her children, making her relatable to many.
