Not long ago, Kensington Palace in the United Kingdom stated: "Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are very pleased to announce that the Duchess of Sussex will give birth in the spring of 2019." Thinking about it, I can't help but sigh, the 5-month-old baby The couple is already three months pregnant, so this is really efficient! "Global G" will take you to see how they all announced that they are "happy" from the Queen to Princess Diana and then to Princess Kate!
In fact, when Queen Elizabeth II was pregnant for the first time in 1948, the official announcement at the time was "very vague". The announcement only said: "Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II will no longer attend any official events from June. "It wasn't until she gave birth to Prince Charles in November that many people realized that the news was an official announcement of pregnancy. Princess Anne was born on August 15, 1950. The previous official announcement was also "vague".
In 1959, during a visit to Canada, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom discovered that she was pregnant with Prince Andrew. After she announced that she was 6 months pregnant, she temporarily stopped participating in any related activities. Until 1963, when the Queen was pregnant with her youngest son, Prince Edward, she did not announce the pregnancy with much fanfare. She still said that she would temporarily avoid it for a while. Therefore, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, at least when it comes to announcing her "happy news", is still very low-key.
When Princess Anne announced that she was pregnant, she did not change her always humorous and somewhat venomous personality. She directly said: "I am pregnant. This is really boring." She even joked: "Pregnancy is a wife's job. Harm." It is worth mentioning that Princess Anne was unique and did not give her son a royal title.
On November 5, 1981, the royal family announced that Princess Diana was pregnant! This news really shocked people all over the world. After all, this is less than four months before her wedding to Prince Charles on July 29. According to the royal family's traditional calculation of "not announcing pregnancy until three months later", Princess Diana became pregnant not long after her marriage, which was really super fast.
In February 1984, when Princess Diana was pregnant with Prince Harry, an official announcement was made: "Both Prince Charles and Princess Diana are delighted with the news. So are the Queen, Prince Philip and all members of both families." Princess Diana didn't say too many words. She looked a little happy and directly showed her "pregnant belly" to the media that could be seen clearly.
Prince William and Princess Kate failed to keep their pregnancy secret three times. It's not that they were eager to announce the good news to the world, but that Princess Kate's severe pre-pregnancy reaction exposed everything. One year and nine months after their wedding, the British royal family announced that Princess Kate was pregnant. Princess Kate, who was more than one month pregnant, had to be hospitalized due to hyperemesis gravidarum.
On September 8, 2014, the British royal family once again announced that "Princess Kate and Prince William will welcome their second child." The same severe morning sickness made her once again break the rule of not announcing her pregnancy until she is 12 weeks old .
On September 4, 2017, Kensington Palace announced: "Princess Kate and Prince William will welcome their third child. Like the previous two times, the princess' morning sickness was so severe that she had to suspend her scheduled activities. Recuperate at Kensington Palace.”
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