William, Kate Middleton’s Sweetest Moments With George, Charlotte Before Third Baby’s Arrival

Prince William and Kate Middleton always see to it that they spend quality time with their two kids, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Before the royal couple welcomes their third child this spring, US Weekly compiled a series of photos of the family during some of their sweetest moments together.

For instance, the year 2017 was an eventful one for Prince William, Middleton, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. On Christmas Day, they released their family portrait, where all of the members of the family were seen wearing a blue ensemble. In July of the same year, the family went to Germany for an official visit.

A month earlier, Prince George and Princess Charlotte was photographed smiling from ear to ear as they watched London’s annual Trooping the Color parade from the balcony of the Buckingham Palace.

In 2016, the royal family was also photographed on their way to the Christmas Day church service in Bucklebury, Berkshire. In the snap, Middleton is carrying Princess Charlotte, while Prince William is holding Prince George’s hand.

Two months earlier, the royal family went to Canada to attend the children’s party for military families. A very rare photo of Middleton attending to Prince George, and Prince William attending to Princess Charlotte was shared online via the publication.

In March 2016, Middleton and Prince William took their kids to the French Alps for their ski trip. A photo of the family playing in snow also made headlines at that time.

Middleton and Prince William are expected to welcome their third child sometime in April. As of late, the couple has not yet announced whether they will be having a baby boy or a baby girl. Details about the third baby’s name are also being kept under wraps.

Earlier this month, rumors swirled that Middleton could be pregnant with twins. Prince William immediately debunked the speculations and said that his mental health will be on the line if he will be having twins.

“Two is fine, I don’t know how I’m going to cope with three, I’m going to be permanently tired,” he said.