Kate Middleton, Prince William Baby: Duke & Duchess Are 'Hugely Grateful' To Public's Kind Wishes Before Child Is Born [VIDEO]
Kate Middleton and Prince William couldn't be more grateful for all the public support they have been receiving as they await the birth of their second child.
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On Thursday, Hello Magazine mentioned that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are "touched" by the people who are showing off their generosity for the parents who are enjoying themselves and cannot wait to see that little bundle of joy.
According to a released statement, the two are "hugely grateful for the warm wishes they have received from people throughout the UK and indeed around the world over the last few months."
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When Kate gives birth to her baby, she and her husband know that the public will be celebrating with them and they are more than happy about that.
"They know that people are excited Prince George will soon have a little brother or sister and it means a great deal to them that so many will be celebrating this important moment for their family," the statement reads.
Kate became a mother for the first time when she had baby George in July 2013.
There is still no official word on what the sex of the second child is. According to CBC News, if the couple have a girl, then three of the most likely names include Alice, Charlotte or Elizabeth. If it's a boy, then his name could potentially be James or Arthur.
