Chelsea Clinton due date is apparently in only a matter of days. It looks like Bill and Hillary Clinton will be first-time grandparents very soon.
The three members of the Clinton family were spotted at the 8th Annual Citizen Awards, which was held in New York City recently. This event actually kicks off the 10th Annual Clinton Global Initiative Meeting.
Throughout the duration of the ceremony, it would seem that Chelsea Clinton's baby bump was the main topic of conversations. The event was hosted by Seth Meyers and he playfully assured those who attended the event that if ever Chelsea Clinton was suddenly going into labor during the night, which means that the former President of the United States had to leave, "Al Gore is waiting in the wings, ready to step in for old times' sake."
Chelsea Clinton looked radiant in a navy blue empire waist gown, which perfectly matched the cobalt pantsuit that her equally beautiful mother was wearing for the night.
In an interview with CNN, the former President revealed to the public that Chelsea Clinton due date was very soon, as he stated, "I hope by the first of October, I'll be a grandparent. I can't wait. We're on watch now."
Bill Clinton also said that Chelsea and her husband, Marc Mezvinsky, have opted not to figure out what the baby's gender was at this point. He said, "My daughter and son-in-law decided not to know. They want to be surprised."
Additionally, during the Democratic National Committee's Women's Leadership forum, which was held last Friday, the former First Lady, also gave a few hints about Chelsea Clinton due date. She gave a speech and opened up about the impending arrival of her grandchild. In fact, she related how her grandchild has somehow deepened her passion for her nation.
She said, "Now, I've been thinking a lot about family, because you know I'm on grandbaby watch and I think a lot about this new member of our family and what he or she can look forward to. whether you're the grandchild of a president or the grandchild of a janitor, whether you're born in a city or in a small rural village - no matter who you are, you have the right to inherit the American dream."
