Kate Middleton’s baby could arrive late and Royal couple WON’T know if they are having a boy or a girl until delivery
THE Duke and Duchess of Cambridge still do not know whether they are having a boy or a girl until their baby is delivered.
Prince William and Kate Middleton - who are set to welcome their third child at some point over the next three weeks - chose not to have the sex revealed during routine scans.
Earlier today Pregnant Kate carried out her final royal engagement before setting off on maternity leave, spelling the start of the 'Great Kate Wait'.
Preparations started getting underway this morning as St Mary's Hospital sealed off the road leading to the Lindo Wing where Kate will give birth.
Parking suspension signs and barriers which were put up the outside of the central London hospital revealed a tell-tale sign about the arrival date.
With many predicting the regal bundle of joy may arrive on St George's Day on April 23, restrictions on hospital parking are set to be upheld until the end of the month - leaving many predicting a later due date.
Excited Royal fans have started to arrive outside the famous wing.
There had been rumours the Duchess of Cambridge wanted to give birth to her third child at home.
But she will head to the private wing at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, central London, where she had both Prince George, four, and Princess Charlotte, two.
Prince William and Prince Harry were also born on the famous wing.
It is expected Kate will give birth around April 23 - as the hospital prepares for the hysteria from royal fans who are predicted to gather in vast crowds outside the famous wing.
Excited fans have gathered days before previous due dates so they can be one of the first to catch a glimpse of the newest and smallest royal.
People have been so dedicated in the past they have even camped out in all weathers so they didn't lose their spot in front of the famous steps.
Fans wrapped themselves in Union Jack's, put up bunting and waved flags as they stationed themselves outside the hospital - this birth is expected to be no different.
Last September Kensington Palace announced the new royal baby is on the way - causing a fever-pitch excitement to ripple across the world.
A month later the palace revealed Kate and William confirmed the due date is April.
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Royal gynaeologist Guy Thorpe-Beeston will be present for the birth.
Kate's last royal engagement was in March at the Olympic Park with her husband.
She was also seen at Windsor church on Easter Sunday.
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