As the arrival of Kate Middleton's baby number two draws nearer, many are wondering how the Duchess of Cambridge maintains her good looks. Even if she appears polished at all times, Prince William's wife has reportedly given up several of her beauty routines to ensure the safety of the second royal baby.

The 33-year-old is reportedly used to having spray tan treatments every week but after confirming her pregnancy, the brunette beauty opted to use the Bobbi Brown's chemical-free Shimmer Brick in Bronze.

An Us Weekly source said that Kate Middleton is "very cautious of products and treatments."

"Baby's health comes first," added the insider. The fashion icon is also reportedly using rosehip oil to maintain her rosy glow.

Recently, fans though of an early arrival for Kate Middleton's baby number two. After battling with severe morning sickness, Prince William's wife was allegedly rushed to the hospital because of severe abdominal pains.

"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," claimed one source to Hollywood Life.

The source likewise added that doctors thought that the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge is already in labor.

However, Kate Middleton still  has a few weeks before the birth of the baby. She is believed to deliver Prince George's sibling at London's St. Mary's Hospital.

Previously, Ok! Magazine noted that Kate Middleton and Prince William would give honor to the late Princess Diana by naming their second child after her.

"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.

But fans are skeptical because the Palace has not yet confirmed the baby's gender.