While others are excited to find out about the name of Kate Middleton's baby number two, the Duchess of Cambridge is in need of a moral boost for she was reportedly rushed to the hospital after suffering from abdominal pains. Prince William's wife still has two months before her due date.

Worrying that Kate Middleton's baby number two might come out early, the brunette beauty reportedly opted to have an ambulance take her to the hospital.

According to a Hollywood Life insider, "Kate was frantic. William wasn't home, and she was seriously concerned about the pain she was in. She was doubled over in agony, and her immediate fear was for her unborn baby. So she had her aides call emergency services."

The source went on to say that the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge immediately underwent a series of tests. Fortunately, her attending physicians didn't find anything remarkable.

"At first they thought she was in labor, but her contractions weren't regular enough to warrant them preparing for birth," said the source. "The contractions aren't necessary a sign that the baby is coming early, but they can be a red flag, so her doctors have been preparing for an early arrival."

Some believe that the mother-of-one is exhausted because of her numerous public engagements while some assume that the abdominal cramps are Braxton Hicks contractions, which are common among pregnant women.

Ok! Magazine previously reported that the royal couple would name Kate Middleton's baby number two after the late Princess Diana.

"Kate and William found out they were expecting a girl during the 21-week scan, and since then, everyone's been asking what they plan to name her," the report claimed.

The Duchess of Cambridge is believed to be deliver her second baby at London's St. Mary's Hospital. E! News, however, contradicts the report because the Palace reportedly doesn't have news yet about the royal infant's gender.