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Rumors of a widening divide between Kate and Meghan in recent days, but Wednesday, the Duchess of Cambridge seemed to put them to bed.
Addressing the public outside of Leicester University during his city visit with William today, Kate was asked about the sister-in-law, the Duchess of Susbad's pregnancy.
When asked if she was excited about "Meghan and her new baby," Kate said, "Yes, absolutely, it's such a special time for all kids.
She added, "And a cousin of George and Charlotte as well as Louis. So it will be really special.
The Duchess of Cambridge seemed to end her rumors about a disagreement between her and her sister-in-law at her engagement in Leicester today.
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Speaking of Meghan's pregnancy today, Kate described it as "a really special time" and said she was looking forward to the birth of her cousin by her three children. Pictured: Duke and Duchess of Susbad in Auckland last month
She went on to say that her own children were already very excited about Christmas since they started preparing their Christmas songs at school.
"And Louis is growing, I can not believe he's seven months old now, he's going to have a big boy!
The nature of the relationship between the two women has even been the subject of scrutiny in recent days, with many claiming to have no close friendship and even to have been scrambled.
Rumors of quarrels between the Cambridges and Susbad have been announced after the announcement that Harry and Meghan leave Kensington Palace for Frogmore Cottage.
On her trip to Leicester with Prince William, Kate also said that her own children were looking forward to Christmas and said Louis was now a "big boy".
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today visited the city to pay tribute to the victims of the Leicester Helicopter Accident
A source told Vanity Fair that "Kate and Meghan are very different people and they do not have much in common, but they have made an effort to get along."
Others have suggested that there could be tension between the two duchesses before the royal wedding in May.
The Telegraph reported that two sources told the newspaper that Kate was "in tears" after taking off Charlotte's three-year-old bridesmaid dress earlier this year.
However, Kate's words today seemed to stifle rumors, as Prince William and herself paid tribute to the victims of the crash of the Leicester helicopter today as they praised the "heat and compbadion "in the city since the terrible accident.
Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, owner of 60-year-old Leicester City, was killed last month when the plane collapsed shortly after taking off from the ground at King Power Stadium.
Rumors of quarrels between the Cambridges and Susbad have been announced after the announcement that Harry and Meghan leave Kensington Palace for Frogmore Cottage. Pictured: The two couples in Sandringham last Christmas
Pilots Eric Swaffer and his partner Izabela Roza Lechowicz also died alongside employees of Srivaddhanaprabha, Nursara Suknamai and Kavebad Punpare.
Prince William and Kate, who were friends of Mr. Srivaddhanaprabha, met his family, as well as the club's director, Claude Puel, and players like Harry Maguire and Jamie Vardy, stars of the World Cup of England .
William also made a speech praising Mr. Srivaddhanaprabha and pilot Eric Swaffer, with whom he had "the privilege of flying".
William counted Mr. Srivaddhanaprabha as a personal friend and knew him by his role as president of the Football Association and polo player.
The Royals were taken to an area near the stadium containing the huge amount of floral tributes left to the victims near the stadium, where they held solemn silence to pay homage to their victims. Kate then deposited herself a bouquet as a personal contribution of the couple.
William and Kate then spoke with volunteers who helped set up the victims sanctuary. One of them revealed that the prince had confided to him that one of his last conversations with the deceased president of Leicester related to the organization of a match against his beloved Aston Villa.
HARRY AND WILLIAM'S FALL OUT & # 39;
Prince Harry was "scrambling" with his brother, Prince William, while he "felt that he was not unrolling the red carpet" for Meghan after their engagement, sources said.
An insider said Harry, 34, believed that William, 36, was not doing enough to welcome his fiancee into the royal family.
According to the source, the tension between the brothers was solved only when Prince Charles intervened, which led William and Kate to invite Harry and Meghan to spend Christmas with them in their home in Norfolk.
Prince Harry (photographed with Meghan at the Christmas celebration at Sandringham last year) is "scrambled" with his brother, Prince William, while "he" felt that he was "in trouble. he did not roll out the red carpet "for Meghan after their engagement, said sources
S addressing Vanity Fair Katie Nicholl, a source baderted that "the problems are between brothers".
At the same time, a mutual friend said, "Harry felt that William was not sending the red carpet to Meghan and told him."
& # 39; They had a little argument that was only resolved when Charles stepped in and asked William to make an effort. That's when the Cambridges invited the Susbad to spend Christmas with them. & # 39;
The Duke and Duchess of Susbad stayed at Anmer Hall in Norfolk last Christmas, and joined the Queen and the rest of the royal family in nearby Sandringham for Christmas Day.
A source also told the publication that "Kate and Meghan are very different people and they do not have much in common, but they have made an effort to get along."
An insider said that Harry, 34, believed that William, 36 (photographed together at a memorial service at Westminster Abbey earlier this month), was not doing enough for him. efforts to welcome his fiancee into the royal family.
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