I’ll give Prince William and Duchess Kate some credit today, my gift to them: this whole second baby thing played out so much better and with so much less drama than Kate’s first pregnancy. I’m very, very impressed that Kate gave birth to her baby girl so quickly, and that she felt comfortable enough to leave the hospital the same day. Will and Kate debuted Princess Cambridge just a few minutes ago. It looked like the baby was asleep! Hopefully she won’t be as loud as her big brother.
Kate wore yellow and white which – surprisingly! – OK! Magazine predicted. They said she would wear yellow and here we are. Kate’s dress was by Jenny Packham. I’m sure it’s already sold out in the past ten minutes. Oh, and Kate’s hair looks fantastic. Seriously. No sausage curls, just sexy waves.
As with Prince George, Kate held the baby first for the photographers, then the baby was put in her little carrier/car-seat by William. He didn’t strap her in, but Kate is back there with the baby, so maybe she’ll do the strapping. Unlike George’s debut, Will and Kate didn’t stand in front of the media scrum for several minutes, answering questions and letting people get a better look at the kid.
Oh, and we’ve already gotten a clarification of Baby Girl Cambridge’s title: Kensington Palace says that she will go by Her Royal Highness, Princess of Cambridge. Meaning that when we find out the name, let’s say it’s Alice, her technical title will be HRH Alice, Princess of Cambridge. Update: LAK says I’m wrong, that it will be HRH Princess Alice of Cambridge. Eh… okay, I guess? But just FYI, everyone will just call her “Princess Alice” without the formality. It will also be exciting to see what new title William bestows on Kate on the birth certificate. After all, it was on Prince George’s birth certificate that William decided – after years of denials from Buckingham Palace – to call Kate a “Princess of the realm.” BP said clearly that Kate was not a princess before then, but after George was born, they had to suck it up. People Magazine and some other sites are still trying to make “Princess Kate” happen. It never really worked though.
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— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) May 2, 2015
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