Is Baby Sussex due this weekend?

The Duchess of Sussex is due to give birth soon, and some reckon Meghan’s baby could arrive this weekend.

According to the Daily Express, an ambulance was seen parked near Frogmore Cottage but this was reportedly a driver training vehicle.

Meghan who is 37, and Harry, 34, recently moved to Frogmore following a multimillion pound renovation. The Duchess is reportedly planning a home birth, but this has not been confirmed.

No details of the planned birth have been made public, but if she does opt for a hospital delivery, there are a number of different options. Meghan will not be following Kate and Princess Diana, who gave birth at the Lindo Wing and posed for photographs outside after the birth.

The former US actress’s due date is not known but she has said it would be around late April or early May.

Royal fans are getting excited following the setting up of the Royal Sussex Instagram account as it’s believed the couple may announce the arrival via the platform.

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Today marks the 70th anniversary of the modern Commonwealth – a family of 53 countries working together to promote democracy, protect human rights, regenerate the environment, and focus not on what makes us different – but rather what we have in ‘common.’ What unites us versus what divides us. Representing nearly one third of the world’s population, 60% of whom are under the age of 30, the Commonwealth also serves as a champion for youth empowerment, which is a key focus of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Her Majesty The Queen serves as patron of the @queens_commonwealth_trust, which Their Royal Highnesses proudly serve as President and Vice-President of. The Duke is also Commonwealth Youth Ambassador. Through The Duke and Duchess’ Commonwealth travels, they have worked with and supported young leaders on mobilizing youth engagement, and working towards a more unified future that spearheads progress, sustainability, optimism, and taking action. With that said, Mozambique, a member state of the Commonwealth, is currently enduring Cyclone Kenneth, the most destructive natural disaster the northern coast has ever experienced. On the heels of Cyclone Idai (where over 1000 people lost their lives) this cyclone will leave the people of Mozambique victim to catastrophic flooding, food insecurity, displacement, and obliteration of their homes and villages. If you’d like to help, please visit DEC.org.uk Photo credit: Chris Jackson & Samir Hussein

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