Royal baby news: Kate Middleton and Prince William are a "very strong team" says their ante-natal guru

Couple's advisor says that helicopter pilot Wills "will be doing the right stuff on the day" as royal baby watch continues

Prince William and Kate Middleton

Kate Middleton and Prince William are a "very strong team", according to the couple's ante-natal advisor.
Christine Hill has helped Wills and Kate prepare for the birth of their first child.
She says that helicopter pilot Wills "will be doing the right stuff on the day".
The Duchess of Cambridge has visited the paediatric and obstetric physiotherapist twice for a private pre-birth class.
During one of the sessions Prince William joined his wife for calming words of wisdom from Christine whose celeb clients have included movie stars Kate Winslet and Helena Bonham Carter.
She told the Daily Telegraph: "Kate is a delightful girl. What you see is what you get."
Christine said that after observing the royal couple, she could see that Prince William and Kate are "a very strong team" and added: "Prince William will be doing the right stuff on the day."
Meanwhile the royal baby watch outside the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital in Paddington continues as the world's media waits for Kate.

Prince William Rushes Back To Kate Middleton After Polo Match

The Duke of Cambridge sure is cutting it close! After fulfilling his commitment at a charity polo match on July 13, Prince William reportedly hurried right back to London. Was he worried that the labor already started?

Despite that fact that July 13 is Kate Middleton’s due date, Prince William still had duties to fulfill as the Duke of Cambridge. One such obligation was participating in a polo match for charity at the Kent & Curwen Royal Polo Cup in Sydmonton, England.

Prince William Hurries Home After Polo Match

The Duke was joined by his brother, Prince Harry for the match, which was an exciting one that ended with Harry’s team defeating William’s four goals to three.

It’s safe to say that William had other things on his mind with July 13 being his wife’s due date. The Duke reportedly left soon after the game ended, rushing home to be back with Kate at Kensington Palace in London, according to Us Weekly.

It must be extremely stressful for William right now to have to take time away from Kate, knowing that she could give birth to their first child at any moment. But such is the life of a royal, and should the baby not come on July 13, William is slated to compete in another polo match on the 14th in support of WellChild, Centrepoint, and Child Bereavement UK in Gloucestershire, England.

Prince William: Should He Cancel His Polo Match With Kate Middleton’s Due Date Past?

William is so honorable and admirable for sticking to his commitments despite the his personal life — he clearly knows his duty and responsibility.

But at the same time, shouldn’t he be able to make an exception? Sydmonton, where he was today, is just over 60 miles away from London and Gloucestershire is over 100 miles away! What would he do if he wasn’t able to be by Kate’s side while she gives birth to their first child because he was playing polo?

What do you think, ? If Kate hasn’t given birth by July 14, should Prince William still go to his polo match? Let us know!

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Prince William To Play In Polo Match Day After Kate Middleton’s Due Date

Kate is reportedly supposed to give birth on July 13, but her husband has made other plans that weekend! A rep for Kensington Palace tells HollywoodLife.com William will try to make a charity polo match on July 14!

Prince William, 31, is excited to be a first-time dad, but he surprisingly has other obligations the weekend his wife Kate Middleton, 31, is reportedly due to give birth! Instead of waiting by Kate’s side on the grounds of Kensington Palace, he’ll be more than 90 miles away — playing polo!

Prince William Playing Polo Weekend Of Kate Middleton’s Due Date

The Duke of Cambridge is scheduled to play in a charity polo match on July 14 — the day after Kate’s reported due date! Since the royal baby hasn’t arrived yet, will he still make the match?

“Yes, if he is able to,” a Kensington Palace spokesperson tells HollywoodLife.com. “The Duke hopes to play polo on Sunday [July 14].”

Even though Kate’s reported due date is July 13, another spokesperson for the royal couple told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that doesn’t mean she’ll head to the hospital on the exact day. The rep said:

Babies come when they want to, so we will see!

However, if Kate hasn’t gone into labor by the time the dad-to-be is playing his match, he could miss it! Will is playing in the Jerudong Trophy Match, and a charity polo match that benefits WellChild and Child Bereavement UK charities, according to Today.com.

The charity event is in Gloucestershire, which is 94 miles away from London — where Kate will be giving birth!

Kate Middleton Staying Near St. Mary’s Hospital

Kate, in the meantime, has been lying low at Nottingham Cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace, which is close to St. Mary’s Hospital. When she goes into labor, she’ll be near the hospital — but Prince William could be far away!

What do YOU think of Prince William planning on playing polo that weekend, ? Do you think he should?

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Baby Cambridge Watch Begins in London

Prince William and Kate Middleton are thought to be having their baby soon, and the whole City of London is eagerly waiting for the blessed arrival.
According to a report, the Lindo Wing of St. Mary’s hospital has prohibited any parking outside the entrance, and members of the press have already claimed their spot across the street.
Photographer Mark Stewart explained, "We all want a front row position to see history in the making and to record the first appearance of William and Kate's new baby.”
"There is quite a limited space to see that front door properly so you have to get in there early. It's one of the biggest stories in the world right now and everybody wants to get a good vantage point."
Meanwhile, a source shared that Dr. Marcus Setchell is ready for action as soon as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge need him. “He was telling people at a charity cricket match last weekend that he has stopped drinking for the last few weeks."

Kate Middleton and the Royal Princes Celebrate Her Majesty

Out to celebrate the iconic life of their Grandmother, Prince Harry, Prince William, and Kate Middleton were all on hand for Queen Elizabeth II's birthday parade in London, England on Saturday (June 15).
Looking dapper, both Royal brothers donned their armed forces uniforms, while the Duchess of Cambridge showed off her baby bump in a light pink jacket.

For the annual ceremony, titled "Trooping the Color," over 1,000 soldiers, horses, and musicians came out to ring in the queen's 87th birthday.
Due to being hospitalized for abdominal surgery, Prince Phillip was unable to attend the festivities. Instead, the queen invited her cousin, the Duke of Kent, to accompany her in a vintage carriage ride through the parade.

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