Kate Middleton Pregnant With Twins? Duchess May Give Birth Next Year, Odds Show

Kate Middleton will most likely be pregnant with twins next year. The latest odds revealed that Prince William and Middleton will have more children very soon.

Bookmakers Ladbrokes revealed that the odds for Prince William’s wife to give birth next year are at 1/5. And the odds for the Duchess of Cambridge to give birth to twins are at 4/1.

“Punters are seemingly confident Kate is going to give birth next year, and plenty reckon we'll soon be welcoming royal twins into the world,” Alex Apati, the spokesperson for Ladbrokes, told Express.

If Middleton and Prince William will indeed have twins, they will most definitely make headlines as the first members of the British clan to have twins. According to Metro UK, there are no twins in the royal family throughout the past six centuries or 589 years.

Weeks ago, a publication claimed that they know the gender of Middleton’s twins. They said that the royal couple is excited to have two daughters and they will name one of them Diana as a tribute to the Princess of Wales.

However, the Duchess of Cambridge is not yet pregnant. This means that the claims of the tabloid are incorrect. And if she is really pregnant, regardless if it’s with twins or not, Kensington Palace will be the one to make the first announcement.

Meanwhile, royal fans are still hopeful that Prince William and Middleton will be blessed with twins. And if not, they are hoping that their fourth child will be a daughter so that Princess Charlotte will have a playmate.

“So, my wife said to me yesterday that she thought Kate Middleton ‘looked pregnant.’ Today, the papers are reporting she maybe but only because a doctor is accompanying her and William on tour. My wife’s observation skills are dangerous,” one royal fan tweeted.

“Is she or isn’t she preggy? I’ll be happy if she is… Crossing my fingers that she’ll have twins – a double treat,” another person wrote.