Kate Middleton Due Date Twins Test Results: 'It's A Baby Girl' Says Royal Guynecologist, After 1st Trimestser
Kate Middleton Due Date Twins Test Results. The latest reports about expecting Princess Kate Middleton say ultrasound and tests done on Kate now in the 12th week of pregnancy, show that 'it is a girl.'

And that's exactly what William and Kate are hoping for. With the disappearance of a twin sibling in the second trimester, Kate is expected to stave off her nausea and morning sickness and should be in better health.

A number of news outlets have reported that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have begun choosing names for their new addition to the royal family. Earlier reports said that Kate and Will would name their expecting daughter Elizabeth Diana Windsor, in honor of the Queen Mother and Diana, William's mother. Camilla too has made a bid for the baby to be named Camilla to leave her legacy behind.

In the meantime, Kate has made it clear that Camilla is not to come close to her family after the Duchess of Cornwall was lobbying to make Charles king, rather than William.

Prince William and Kate went to a clinic see the royal guynecologist Dr. Alan Farthing who conducted tests for Kate's 12th week or the end of the first trimester. The couple were delighted at the news that the next one is a girl.
Initially, both the Prince and Princess agreed to the name Margaret, the name of Queen Elizabeth's sister, but William was keen on preserving Diana's honor by naming his daughter Diana.

However, the Queen did not share the sentiment, since it would mean revisiting the Prince Charles - Diana divorce, the extramarital relationship with Camilla, a trying period on the monarchy. Mother Queen was more excited when she was told that the newborn girl would be called Elizabeth. Now it seems, with the pregnancy approaching closer, the Royal Family will have their own say in the naming of the Kate and William's baby girl with a due date expected in April.