During a visit to the newly opened Kensington Leisure Center in London, the Duchess of Cambridge, six months pregnant, told a girl that she can feel her baby kicking.
"It's moving all the time," she was quoted as saying by The Telegraph.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge laughs whilst she speaks with Rosie Benson and her son Zach as she formally opens Kensington Aldridge Academy in London. (Reuters)
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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, speaks with Ryan, aged two, and his mother Tracy Dixon, as she receives a bouquet of flowers during a coffee morning at Family Friends, in Kensington. (Reuters)
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Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea Maighread Condon-Simmonds (unseen) presents Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge with a large inflatable duck for her son Prince George for use during swimming lessons during her tour of the new Kensington leisure centre in central London. (AFP)
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Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea Maighread Condon-Simmonds (unseen) presents Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge with a large inflatable duck for her son Prince George for use during swimming lessons during her tour of the new Kensington leisure centre in central London. (AFP)