Meghan Markle's going to snobber Lindo Wing & # 39; where the Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Diana gave birth

Meghan Markle would be on the verge of challenging four years of royal tradition by snubbing the Lindo wing where the Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Diana gave birth.

Sources say instead that the Duchess of Sussex will opt for a maternity clinic close to her home and for Prince Harry's home in Windsor – Frogmore Cottage – to avoid the "stress" of the world's enormous interest. her pregnancy.

And Meghan's decision to put off the famous wing of St Mary's Hospital is also supposed to prevent the future mother from "copying" Kate.

"Harry and Meghan realize that there is an intense public interest, but that this baby is not a direct heir to the throne and they want the birth to be as private as possible," the source said. Sun.

"Meghan is nervous about complications such as an emergency Caesarean section and does not want to be under the pressure of having to look flawless on the hospital steps a few hours later."

Princess Diana and the Duchess of Cambridge posed on the steps of the Lindo Wing of Paddington after delivering their respective Royals.

The source said the Duchess of Sussex did not want to be "dressed and kiln dried up to an inch of her life" immediately after delivery, but wanted to spend precious time with her newborn baby.

Princess Anne was the first royal to give birth in the Lindo wing when her son Peter Phillips was born in 1977.

The revelations of Meghan's ouster about the hospital come after Kensington Palace was forced to deny a host of rumors that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were going to raise their children "with a fluid approach of the kind".

And the stories of a persistent fracture between the Cambridges and the Sussex – the so-called "fabulous four" – continue to make headlines.

MailOnline approached Kensington Palace for a comment.