Princess Eugenie pregnant: The FIVE royal baby traditions Eugenie may follow - Daily Express

The couple celebrated their second wedding anniversary in May, and will welcome their royal baby in early 2021.

The Queen and Prince Philip were present for the wedding at Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge Windsor.

So which traditions may Princess Eugenie follow with her first baby.

Both Prince William and Prince Harry were born here, as were Zara Tindall, Peter Phillips, Lord Frederick Windsor and Lady Davina Windsor.

Portland is a private maternity hospital, and is also where Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor - Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry's son - was born last year.

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Betfair spokesperson Darren Hughes said: “Princess Eugenie this morning announced her first pregnancy, and as always with a royal baby announcement, speculation has turned to what she might name her child.

Another royal tradition is for royal babies to wear a specific baptism gown

The original gown was created for the christening of Victoria, Princess Royal, in 1841 and was used by the family until 2004

Princess Diana, Sarah, Duchess of York and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge have all followed this tradition

Whether Eugenie opts to continue the tradition or like Meghan and Harry undertake her own announcement remains to be seen