Princess Catherine.
The information that Kate gave birth to her first son was confirmed by Kensington Palace, the official residence of Prince William and his wife.
The good news of the British royal family is also shown on a splendid golden frame in the front yard of Buckingham Palace in accordance with tradition.
The announcement of the birth of the Prince of Cambridge was solemnly placed on a golden frame in front of Buckingham Palace.
The British royal family’s press release said that the Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, was present when his wife went into labor.
`The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Harry and members of both families have been informed and are delighted with the news,` the BBC added.
The name of William and his wife’s first son has not been revealed, but he will receive the title Prince of Cambridge.
Joy burst
Immediately after hearing the news that Kate gave birth to her first son, supporters of the British royal family burst into joy and flocked to the gates of Buckingham Palace to express their emotions.
British people gathered outside Buckingham Palace to celebrate with the British royal family.
England has been anxiously and impatiently waiting for the birth of the royal baby for the past few days.
However, the birth of a baby boy to the Duchess of Cambridge has eased the urgent need to pass new succession laws across the 16 Commonwealth realms.
British Prime Minister David Cameron sent his best wishes to William and his wife and the entire jubilant United Kingdom.
It’s not just Britain anxiously awaiting the royal baby.
Future king
The royal baby that Kate just gave birth to will be the future king of the United Kingdom when ranked third in the line of succession, after Prince William and Prince Charles.
The announcement that Princess Catherine gave birth to her first son was read in front of the Lindo Wing obstetrics department of St Mary’s Hospital.
The birth of the Prince of Cambridge has ensured a seamless three-generation succession to the throne of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland – a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council with an arsenal of
Queen Elizabeth II was seen returning to Buckingham Palace from Windsor Castle on the outskirts of London mid-afternoon, while other members of the British royal family still went about their business.
Charles, who will turn 65 in November, joked: `I’m really grateful for the well wishes on my rather slow journey of becoming a grandfather.`
Media fever
St Mary’s Hospital was the focus of media attention immediately after Princess Catherine was brought here yesterday to begin the labor process.
International media gathered in front of St.
For dozens of exhausted international journalists camped outside the hospital for the past three weeks, faith in finally getting real news seemed well-founded.
The Princess of Cambridge was admitted to the Lindo Wing obstetrics department of St Mary’s Hospital at around 6 a.m. London time.
Kate’s admission to the hospital to prepare for labor not only brought joy to the British royal family, but also awakened royal supporters who had been eating and sleeping outside the hospital in recent days.
Since July 1, a forest of camera tripods and ladders for photographers and videographers has sprung up outside St Mary’s hospital.
The baby boy was born in the obstetrics department of the hospital where Princess Diana gave birth to Prince William on June 21, 1982.
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