Celebrity Pregnancy

Duchess Kate Middleton debuts baby bump at first public outing

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Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, and her husband, Prince William, made international headlines when they announced that they are expecting their first child.

The little boy or girl that the couple will welcome will one day be the king or queen of Great Britain – an exciting prospect that has people around the world clamoring with anticipation!

Since going public with the news in December 2012, Middleton – who, it was also revealed, has been affected by acute morning sickness – has kept a low profile.

However, on Feb. 19, she made her first public appearance at the Hope House addiction treatment center in South London, which is run by a charity that Middleton supports.

Middleton is due in July, and while her bump is still on the tiny side, the gray wrap dress that she wore helped show it off to perfection.

To channel Middleton's graceful and poised look, you should search for chic maternity clothes that are tailored to accentuate your changing physique and bring out your inner royal!

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Duchess Kate Middleton debuts baby bump at first public outing

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