Royal baby joy as Kate and William poised to be rocked by three new arrivals – PREGNANCY announcements are flooding in from Kensington Palace as a number of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s personal staff reveal that they are expecting.
On Tuesday, it was reported that Kate’s stylist, Natasha Archer, is pregnant. Ms Archer has been working for the Duchess of Cambridge since 2007.
She has not, however, always been her stylist.
She began as a Kensington Palace PA before adding styling responsibilities to her job description, according to Grazia magazine.
Also known as ‘Tash,’ Ms Archer is married to a royal photographer.
A royal source told Grazia last year: ‘Natasha and Kate get on very well.
“She has always supported and advised Kate – and the duchess loves Natasha’s style, so it seemed like an obvious appointment.”
Ms Archer’s pregnancy announcement is not the first for herself and her husband, Chris Jackson.
According to HELLO! magazine, the couple welcomed a son, Theo, in 2018.
It is now known that two more of the Duchess’s staff will be going on maternity leave at the same time.
The Palace is advertising for a number of positions on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s staff.
These include maternity cover for a personal assistant for the Duke and Duchess, and a deputy personal secretary.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge don’t currently have any plans for another child, according to royal expert and Daily Mail diary editor, Richard Eden.
He said: “Catherine won’t be having a fourth child of her own, if Wills can help it.
“When a well-wisher suggested the prospect in 2019, she replied: ‘I think William would be a little worried’.”
Earlier this week, Prince William and Kate congratulated Princess Beatrice, 33, on the birth of her first child with husband Edoardo Mappelli Mozzi, 38.
Buckingham Palace announced the birth over the weekend, with the baby girl weighing 6lb 2oz.
The baby’s name is yet to be revealed, but it is known that she will inherit the title of ‘Nobile Donna’ from her father.
The title translates to ‘Noble Woman’ in English.
She was born at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London on Saturday.
