Kate Middleton may deliver the royal baby sooner than expected, according to HollywoodLife. The Duchess of Cambridge and her husband Prince William made a surprise appearance in London recently, quietly landing in Denham, Buckinghamshire in their friend's orange helicopter after a trip to North Wales.
The royal couple was casually dressed and accompanied by their dog Lupo, and onlookers who were watching flights take off and land nearby were shocked to see them, admitting they had no idea who the travelers were until they looked at their photos days later.
"It's amazing to think that we saw the royal couple without any crowds around them," onlookers told the Daily Mail. "They were like any other couple out with their dog - albeit having just been flown in by helicopter...Lupo was very well behaved. Kate let him down on to the grass and he stayed close, although you could see he was excited."
The couple previously departed for their trip to Wales in two separate vehicles. They are reportedly expecting their baby in mid-July, and HollywoodLife claims that the expected due date is July 13. However, a new report to the Daily Telegraph states that the future heir the the throne may arrive sooner than anyone expects.
Much like Princess Diana did, the Duke and Duchess may be keeping the official date of their highly publicized baby a secret, spreading misinformation to throw off the public. Princess Diana had announced a due date of July 1 for Prince William in 1982, but he arrived on June 21, ten days before his supposed due date. HollywoodLife speculates that the royal baby may be due around July 3.
