Multiple sources previously confirmed that Kate Middleton and Prince William are trying to have another baby, but news about a recent miscarriage are all just gossip, at least for now.
Pregnancy rumors were heightened after the royal couple decided to move to the British countryside in a house that was given to William by his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, two years ago for his 30th birthday, according to the Christian Post.
Following their recent transfer, multiple sources claimed that Kate wanted to live away from the Queen because she didn't want her to meddle with their parenting style.
Celebrity Laundry previously reported that the Queen has been "very vocal about how George should be raised and while she has taken steps to modernize the monarchy, some of her parenting strategies are still in luck in the dark ages."
Meanwhile, such news was hushed after a source denied that Kate's decision to leave the palace had to do with the Queen's involvement in their personal lives.
It however, had to do with Kate's fear that the Queen's failing health may jeopardize the support she's been receiving from the royal family, Classicalite reported.
"Things may get tense at times, like when Kate gets photographed half-naked, but the love is still there and Kate realizes that after the 88-year-old monarch dies she will have few family members really in her corner. Kate and Prince William are trying to get pregnant now - as they have made clear since their trip to Australia and New Zealand, so Queen Elizabeth's support is more important than ever," the insider said.
As of late, the Palace has not yet released an official statement regarding news of Kate's miscarriage and/or pregnancy although Kate's good friend, Jessica Hay, previously revealed that her childhood friends was pregnant with a baby girl, according to Hollywood Life.
