When Kate Middleton gives birth to her baby, it looks like she won't be alone.
No, we're not simply referring to the doctors and nurses who will be on hand to assist Prince William's wife, but rather the family members that are planning on being in the delivery room.
Not surprising, Pippa Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge's younger sister, will most likely be present, along with their mother, Carole Middleton, the Daily Mail reports.
On Wednesday, a St. James's Palace spokesperson revealed that Prince William has every intention of being there for the birth of his son or daughter as well.
Of
course, given how he is currently on chopper search-and-rescue duties
at RAF Valley, a contingency plan has been put into place to get William
immediately on a helicopter in North Wales and flown to St. Mary's
Hospital in London so that he can be there by his wife's side when their
little one enters the world.
Royal sources also confirm that William will take a statutory paternity leave before returning to work.
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