Previous speculations have risen that Kate Middleton pregnant baby bump contain twins. However, recent reports claim that the Duchess of Cambridge found out about her baby's gender during her 12-week consultation with Dr. Alan Farthing. It appears that the royal couple will be having a mini Diana.

A National Enquirer source reports that the royal couple could not be happier. Inquisitr previously reported that the royal couple is allegedly fighting which prompted Middleton to live with her parents in Buckleberry.

Some, however, think that there is no truth behind the reports and that the pregnant Kate Middleton just wants to be taken care of by her mother. This pregnancy is no different from the first one wherein the Duchess suffered from bouts of severe morning sickness.

Furthermore, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their eldest Prince George recently went to Balmoral Castle in Scotland for a vacation. It is reportedly the prince's attempt to give his wife a break.

In January, we have reported that the Middleton's mother, Carole, is urging the royal couple to have the second baby named after the late Princess Diana as a "beautiful tribute." Such report is also supported by royal author Andrew Morton.

"Close friends to William and Kate have told me that if it is a girl they want to name the baby after Diana. They discussed girls' names before George was born and now they're hoping the next one is a girl so they can carry out their wish to honour William's mother. They're not too thrilled at the thought it will be shortened to Princess Di. But it won't change their minds," said Morton to The Sun.

Jessica Hay, Middleton's childhood friend, also talked to National Enquirer about the couple's yearning for a daughter: "William and Kate had talked endlessly about how they'd love to have a little girl."

Last month, the brunette beauty allegedly "purchased a closet full of little pink dresses and other outfits for her new princess." Life and Style magazine added that Middleton wouldn's stop furnising the baby's nursery.