Prince William gives little update on royal baby No. 3
Life with a new baby is going "very well" for Prince William and Kate Middleton!
The second-in-line for the throne stepped out on Wednesday morning for an Anzac Day Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and was asked about his two-day-old third child on his way in.
People reports that William said his second son is doing "very well, thanks" and said that the family is "in good form, luckily."
"Sleeping's going reasonably well so far," he added. "So he's behaving himself which is good."
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The update comes just two days after William and wife Kate welcomed their third child -- whose name has yet to be released -- at the Lindo Wing in London. Seven hours after the birth of their 8-pound, 7-ounce baby boy, the couple debuted the latest royal baby on the steps outside of the hospital before driving home to Kensington Palace.
As for their other children, son George, 4, and daughter, Charlotte, 2, a source told People that they "are so excited" to have another sibling. That being said, the Duchess of Cambridge isn't without her worries about bringing another addition home.
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"Kate's worried that Charlotte will feel it the hardest as the youngest, but she's such a confident little girl and growing up so fast, Kate is hoping she will adjust," a friend explained.
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