Princess Kate Middleton Due Date Twins? Kate 'Hasn't Been At All Well', Battling Nausea With Mom's 'Herbal Tea', Twins Could Arrive After 32 Weeks?

Princess Kate Middleton Due Date Twins? Kate 'Hasn't Been At All Well', Battling Nausea With Mom's 'Herbal Tea', Twins Could Arrive After 32 Weeks?

Princess Kate Middleton Due Date Twins? In the latest reports about Kate Middleton and her second pregnancy, possibly carrying royal twin girls. A new report said that her morning sickness had gotten worse and the Duchess of Canterbury was suffering from severe nausea. Kate has gone to her family mansion in Bucklebury, Berkshire with Prince George to rest. 

One reason attributed to Kate's complication labeled Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), causing nausea, vomiting and dehydration is giving birth to twins. The condition can affect up to 2% of pregnant women, of which Kate is one. While most mothers recover from morning sickness after the first trimester, patients with HG can experience morning sickness until birth or sometimes after birth. Infants born to mothers with HG who gain less than 15.4 pounds are usually born premature.

Kate was hospitalized with HG while she was pregnant with Prince George.
A formal announcement about the due date has not been made, since Kate's condition could cause the twin girls to be born after 32 weeks or 8 months.

The Daily Mail reported Kate "hasn't been at all well" as she is struggling with Hyperemesis Gravidarum. Due to her illness, the Duchess of Cambridge has canceled her appointments for two weeks.

The Mail added, "Kate is feeling so lousy that she just wanted to be with her family and out of public view. She is extremely close to Carole, who is very much a hands-on grandmother. Between her and their nanny, Maria [Borallo], Kate has all the help she needs with George while she is feeling so sick. And Bucklebury is somewhere she can just relax and be herself." 

Catherine's mother, Carole Middleton is taking an active role in Kate's recovery, researching alternate medicines like herbal tea to fight HG. It is also not surprising that Kate feels more relaxed at the Middle ton home, Bucklebury Manor than keeping up with the royal etiquette at Kensington Palace. Carole is also taking good care of George, so Kate doesn't have to worry about hi