Supporters of the world famous royal couple cannot wait for the arrival of Kate Middleton's baby number two. It has been reported that the Duchess of Cambridge will go into labor next week specifically on April 25.

Prince William's wife will again give birth at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington.

Last March, the brunette beauty told a charity volunteer in London that she'd give birth before the end of April. While the date is yet to be announced, the royal couple has allegedly chosen a name for their second baby.

The gender of Kate Middleton's baby number two has not yet beeb announced although speculations have risen that the couple might have a girl.

The speculations mounted when Mail Online reported that Oxford design company Annie Sloan delivered three "feminine" paint samples to the couple's residence.

As per the International Business Times, the color samples delivered were "Henrietta, described as a 'beautiful rich complex pink with a hint of lilac', Antoinette, a 'soft pale pink with a hint of brown' and 'old-fashioned roses and the color of old plaster', and Emile, a 'warm soft aubergine colour with pink red undertones.'"

Sloan, however, did not comment about the report.

Last month, the mother-of-one was also spotted browsing baby clothes in a boutique called Amaia.

As per People magazine, store co-owner Segolene Tresca affirmed that Middleton "was very interested" with the girls' clothing.

Prince George's mother will reportedly take an extended leave of absence to welcome the newest addition to their family.

"They are happy with the arrangement. If anything changes it wouldn't be for a while," said a source to People magazine.

"She felt she came back too soon last time. She wants to have that [family time] and enjoy it with George and the new baby."

Prince William, who currently sits as a pilot at East Anglia Air Ambulance, will also take a two-week paternity leave as per reports.