Prince William’s wife Kate brings daughter to the world – The World

Prince William’s wife Kate, 33, has launched her second child into the world. This was officially announced by Kensington Palace. The girl was born at 8.34 clock local time (9.34 CET clock). The daughter was 3714 grams. The gathered outside the hospital in London royalists reacted with jubilation to the message.

Prince William was present at the birth, said the palace. The Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Camilla, Prince Harry and members of the two families have been informed and are delighted with the news.

The Royal Highness and her child is doing well, so the palace on. William Kate had accompanied on the drive from the Palace to St. Mary’s Hospital in London’s Paddington, such as the Kensington Palace had announced in the morning.

The delivery took place at the London St. Mary’s Hospital, where in July 2013, son George was born. The girl will probably never be Queen. The newborn daughter is in fourth place to the throne.

The birth of the royal offspring cared for days in Britain for large voltage. About the possible names many bets were completed. It is expected that the child’s name will be announced in a few days.

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