Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge could be returning to her royal duties soon, following reports that she is recovering from acute morning sickness. The Duchess, who announced that she was pregnant with her second child at the start of the month, had to pull out of an appearance at the Invictus games opening ceremony and was replaced by her husband Prince William for a trip to Malta.
Commenting on the diary of engagements, a royal spokesperson told the Daily Mail On Sunday: "There will be engagements in October and November. We just haven't announced them yet." Whilst Kate's attendance to these events haven't been confirmed, sources believe that the Royal could soon be back on feet. In fact, one source told the Mail Online that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are hoping to move into their new home soon.
They said: "While they will be predominantly living in Norfolk, the intention is for Kate to hop between London and Norfolk while looking after Prince George."
The last time Kate was seen was at the Tower Of London where she opened the poppy installation on August 5 alongside William and brother-in-law Harry. Since then, it has been reported that the Duchess of Cambridge has been kept under the watchful eye of doctors at Kensington Palace.
Kate has been suffering from acute morning sickness (WENN)
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The news about Kate's possible return to her royal duties comes after Prince William and Harry were seen attending the wedding of close friends Victoria Inskip and Robert Davies-Jones, without her, this weekend.
As we await the return of Kate to the public eye, rumours have been rife about the new royal baby with reports that the Duchess of Cambridge is expecting twins! Something tells us that crazy rumours like these will continue to circulate for months and months to come.
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