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Kate Middleton spoke openly about her new sister-in-law Meghan Markle after rumors that both men were at war.
Earlier this week, it was reported that "very different" Duchesses "did not really hear", and tension was a determining factor in Prince Harry's and Meghan's decision to leave Kensington Palace for return to Frogmore Cottage at Windsor Castle.
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However, Kate does not seem to have anything else to support Meghan when she was asked about her pregnancy during a public walk in front of the University of Leicester on Wednesday.
When a fan asked her if she was excited about "Meghan and her new baby," Kate cried out, "Yes, absolutely. It's such a special moment for all children … and a cousin of George and Charlotte as well as Louis. So it will be really special.
A video of the exchange was shared on the social network account of a royal fan.
The result is information that Prince Harry and Meghan plan to ask George and Amal Clooney to be the godfathers of their first child, scheduled for the first half of 2019.
During the meeting, the Duchess of Cambridge added that the prince barely visible, Prince Louis – his third child with Prince William – is becoming "very big".
"I can not believe he's seven months now, he's a big boy!", She told the audience.
Kate also spoke of her children's nickname for their father, Prince William, while talking with local woman Fiona Sturgess.
"Kate said William was playing football with the kids last night and one of them said, I think it was George," Are you playing football tomorrow, Pops? "," Confided Fiona. People magazine. "She said no!"
Last month, the nickname of Prince George and Princess Charlotte for their grandfather, Prince Charles, was revealed by the Daily mail The royal correspondent of Robert Hardman.
He reported that royal children called the Prince of Wales "Grandfather Wales," adding that Queen Elizabeth II called her grandfather, King George V, "Grandpa England."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were in Leicester on Wednesday to pay tribute to the five people killed in a helicopter crash last month, including Leicester City football boss Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.
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