Prince Wiliam and Kate Middleton are reportedly expecting twins after falling pregnant just a few months after Princess Charlotte's birth.
"To say she was shocked would be an understatement," an insider revealed to OK! Magazine as reported by The Hollywood Life. "She's suffering more from exhaustion than anything else."
Despite looking quite well in recent royal activities, the source also added that the Duchess "hasn't had much of an appetite, so she's hardly gained any weight."
"Kate is very good at putting on a brace face, but everyone just wants to make sure she's taking care of herself."
The report further revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge supposedly felt "a little discouraged" by the news.
"She wasn't sure if she would cope," the source continued. "She's still in the fog of having a newborn, and the thought of months and months of more sleepless nights with two babies caused her to panic."
Her husband, who continued royal duties while she stayed at home in Anmer Hall to recuperate after the birth, previously told reporters that the newborn as well as their "little monkey" Prince George, were giving them sleepless nights.
If reports of Prince William and Kate Middleton expecting twins are true, then they would have to take care of two babies, a one-year-old, and a three-year-old next year.
Nevertheless, the couple will surely have several people to give their support. Grandma Carole Middleton has been taking care of her first grandson despite mixed reaction from the public.
Prince Charles also proved to be a doting grandfather when he gifted Prince George and Princess Charlotte with a grand tree house for the latter's birthday.
Despite the seemingly daunting ordeal up ahead, Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly looking forward to having more children.
"They're all so excited at the prospect of twins," the source added.
