While rumors about Prince William and Kate Middleton's divorce keep doing the rounds, it seems like the couple is trying to ward off the speculations regarding their split or it might be that they have sorted out their alleged differences. At least, this is what Prince William wants everyone to believe.
At a recent event in Vietnam, the Prince spoke to Talk Vietnam about life as a father and praised wife Kate for being a fantastic spouse and amazing mother, reports Gack Hollywood. He had arrived there to attend the International Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade and ended up revealing a lot about his children and what it means to be a father. He said that having children makes one want to create better future for them and credited the Duchess of Cambridge for his success as a father.
This is quite remarkable given the fact that rumors of their divorce have been buzzing around for some time. It is said that they have been working hard for a third child and it is a bid to save their troubled marriage. They feel that another child will mend their relationship and bring them closer. In fact, they have succeeded in their efforts and it is said that Kate is pregnant with the third royal baby.
Speaking of Kate Middleton's pregnancy, it is also speculated that they will make the announcement in December around Christmas as a gift to their followers, reports GameNGuide. However, some are saying that the delay in announcement is a deliberate attempt by the Duchess to steal the spotlight from her sister Pippa Middleton, who is in news for her impending wedding with James Matthews, expected to take place next year.
Another side of the story is that Pippa is helping Queen Elizabeth to separate William and Kate as she is insecure about her sister's pregnancy news taking away the spotlight from her. As for the Queen, she is said to be angry with the royal couple for ignoring their duties. She feels that they do not devote as much time to their royal commitments as they should and use their small kids to get away from their engagements.
