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December 3rd, 2012
11:13 AM ET
Kate Middleton is pregnant, palace confirms
Britain's Prince William and Catherine Middleton are expecting their first child after 19 months of marriage, the palace announced Monday.
The royal revelation came as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, was admitted to a central London hospital with acute morning sickness. She is expected to be there for several days, the palace announcement said.
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First, wishing a healthly and happy baby; second, a girl; third, they name her Diana. To come full circle, Queen Diana.
So glad to hear it. Motion sickness acupressure bands, Kate!
Why is this front page news? Really?
I can only imagine the happiness & pride Princess Diana would have felt. Such wonderful news–best wishes for the Duchess' healthy & safe pregnancy!
Obviously you do, you went to the article and even commented on it.
What wonderful news! I hope she feels better soon and that they have a wonderful journey together bringing a new life in this world. 🙂
Wonderful news,best wishes to all!
YAY! Another kid for the taxpayers of Britain to send money to.
been having a lousy day, this brought a smile to my face.
Awesome! I can't wait until she poops out a baby!
Congratulations to them and all the people of the UK. They are a beautiful example for all the youth, traditional marriage and the family it produces are the basic building blocks of humanity.
They've been married less than a year sweetheart, hold off on that for maybe 20 years?
Hospitalized for morning sickness? Perhaps I'm missing something.
It's ACUTE morning sickness and when that happens, you are throwing up non stop...even water.
Clearly you've never been pregnant. Also, if you aren't expecting it and suddenly you wake up projective vomiting, you'd want to go to the emergency ward too. Someone of Kate's stature if she suddenly comes over ill, she gets sent to the hospital as a precaution. I bet that's how they found out.
Yes, if vomiting is extreme, you can get dehydrated, which is obviously extremely dangerous
Google "hyperemesis." It's serious stuff. Poor Kate.
It's called hyperemesis gravidarum. And it can be very serious.
In other words, "Kate and William were intimate and he didn't pull out." What passes for news today is a joke.
Admitted to the hospital for "morning sickness"? LOL. Good luck with the actual birthing process Kate.
Yes, you can be hospitalized for "morning sickness." It's called hypermesis gravaridium! She probably there for fluids. I had "morning" sickness that lasted throughout my ENTIRE pregnancy, and hospitalized at 35 weeks due to severe dehydration.
She probably has hyperemesis, which is very serious and can require hospitalization. I had it my first pregnancy and wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. Lost 20 pounds, needed fluid IVs....