Pippa Middleton Plans For Baby With Boyfriend Nico Jackson? Kate Middleton Sister Awaits For Engagement And Wedding Announcement?

Pippa Middleton may be secretly planning for a baby with her boyfriend Nico Jackson. Not only was Kate Middleton’s sister caught looking at family-friendly mansions with Nico Jackson, she recently got a shipment of maternity shoes for herself.

According to Woman’s Day, “the occasional columnist, full-time socialite recently received four pairs of fashionable pregnancy pumps by maternity label, Seraphine.”

Pippa Middleton may have wanted her boyfriend Nico Jackson to be there at Princess Charlotte’s christening, possibly to warm up the public to the idea of their impending engagement and wedding.

Kate’s sister also seems to have babies on her mind. According to a baby clothes store in London, "Pippa bought a little outfit for Charlotte: a Liberty print pink top with bloomers in a matching fabric and a cardigan. She also bought a blouse with a frilly collar.”

In fact, she may be preparing herself to announce her engagement to boyfriend Nico Jackson. That means that Kate Middleton’s sister also has to concentrate on working out and keeping herself fit before the wedding!

Now that her sister Kate Middleton had the second royal baby, Pippa is probably on a prowl for a grand wedding.

According to Daily Mail, “the romance is clearly still very much alive for Pippa Middleton and her stockbroker boyfriend Nico Jackson. Despite reports earlier this year that claimed the pair were on the verge of a split, the two presented a united front as they left a restaurant in Fulham last night.”

Pippa Middleton may have her boyfriend Nico Jackson living in a different country, but she is dealing the long distance relationship very well.

Do you think engagement and wedding is in the works for Pippa and her boyfriend? Do you think she will end up paying for the majority of it? Let me know in the comments below!

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