Kate Middleton News: Duchess of Cambridge Having a Twin? Prince William Wants to Name One 'Diana' [Rumors]

Kate Middleton had always been plagued with pregnancy rumors as the latest hearsay was she's having a twin. However, the 34-year-old star's appearance, when she was about to leave the Kensington Palace, slammed the report by having no baby bump.

According to The Hollywood Gossip, the snap of Duchess of Cambridge was taken by one of her fans and shared it under the moniker @rainbowceline. "Today we saw #herroyalhighness #kate, the #duchessofcambridge leaving #kensingtonpalace and going on a #royal #helicopter," she captioned the snap.

She even found it "surreal" to saw the royal mother-of-two and felt that she's so lucky. The photo was taken when she was going to return at her Norfolk home after the Royal Air Force engagement in London.

Middleton was wearing a laidback Mulberry outfit changing from her Alexander McQueen coat. She was carrying an oversized olive weekend bag on her shoulders while walking her way to the private helicopter.

Meanwhile, Buckingham Palace, allegedly, confirmed that Middleton is expecting once again, Celeb Dirty Laundry reported. And it seems like her husband, Prince William, was surprised about the news and wanted to keep things under wrap and let it be unfolded, when she already has baby bump.

It has been said that Middleton sent the good news to William through a text message after her sonogram. He, then, immediately called her and said, "You're joking aren't you? We're not really having a baby right now," an insider told OK! Magazine.

The source even added that Middleton revealed that they were not just having one baby, but a twin. Hence, the 33-year-old Duke of Cambridge wanted to name one of his newborn kids with "Diana," in remembrance of his late mother.

Furthermore, there are swirling rumors that the royal family will be moving out of Kensington Palace and will leave alone as a family of six. "No nannies, no hired help at all," a source told OK! "Anmer Hall will be the new base of operations, the Cambridge's permanent home."