Prince William gave an update on Kate Middleton pregnant news as he said that the Duchess of Cambridge is experiencing morning sickness. Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the royal family are also said to be delighted with the coming of another royal baby .
During his visit in Malta, which was supposed to be attended by Kate Middleton, Prince Harry joked, "I'm sorry you've got me instead of Catherine."
Kate Middleton's Malta visit is supposedly her first solo overseas trip.
"She's very disappointed she couldn't be here today," Prince William said to the audience who welcomed him.
According to E! Online, the 32-year-old Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton pregnant condition led her to experiencing pregnancy sickness, specifically the Hyperemesis Gravidarum. The sickness was said to require hydration, medication and nutrients.
Prince George's mother is currently under close supervision of her physicians at the Kensington Palace to ensure her safety.
Moreover, Prince William said that the soon-to-be mother-of-two is "so-so" when asked by a visitor about his wife's condition.
In a report by the Examiner, one of the reasons why the Duchess of Cambridge preferred staying at home is that false rumors about her pregnancy might leak.
"Upon her previous pregnancy a nurse in a public hospital did just that. It was upsetting for the family of this woman since she broke a confidence at the hospital and realized what she did after it was too late, became so distraught she committed suicide," the Examiner told.
Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the royal family expressed their delight on Kate Middleton pregnant news,
"Their Royal Highnesses, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are very pleased to announce that the Duchess of Cambridge is expecting their second child," Clarence House said in a statement two weeks ago.
The statement added, "The Queen and members of both families are delighted with the news."
A report from Mirror UK also said that Prince Harry's older brother will be attending a meeting with the President of Malta as well as attend a service at Malta's St John's Cathedral.
