Pippa is ‘pregnant’! Kate Middleton’s younger sister is ‘expecting second child’ and ‘whole family is thrilled’
- Pippa Middleton is ‘pregnant with second child with husband James Matthews
- Source said ‘the whole family’ is delighted with the news of a second child
- Comes as the couple have prepared to snap up 72 sprawling acres of land in leafy Berkshire for just £1.5million
Pippa Middleton is ‘pregnant with her second child’.
The sister of Kate Middleton, 37, is ‘thrilled’ to be expecting with her husband James Matthews, a source close to the family told Page Six.
The latest addition will be a sibling to two-year-old Arthur, and a cousin to Prince George, 7, Princess Charlotte, 5, and two-year-old Prince Louis.
Pippa Middleton is ‘pregnant with her second child’. The sister of Kate Middleton, 37, is ‘thrilled’ to be expecting with her husband James Matthews, a source close to the family told Page Six .
A source close to the Middleton family told the publication said: ‘Pippa and James are thrilled, it’s fantastic news amid a difficult year. The entire family is delighted’.
The couple, who wed in 2017 declined to comment on reports they are expecting a second child.
It comes as amid news the couple have prepared to snap up 72 sprawling acres of land in leafy Berkshire for just £1.5million – in a village where a detached house with a garden already costs close to that price.
Hedge-fund millionaire James, brother of reality TV star Spencer Matthews, and Pippa currently reside in a £17 million six-bedroom home in London.
Pippa Middleton, 37, put on a very festive jumper to hand out awards to the pupils of the Mary Hare School for deaf children in Newbury, Berkshire, for which she is an ambassador
Pippa and hedge-fund billionaire husband James Matthews are said to be close to buying the land
They are thought to have grand designs for Bucklebury Farm Park, which is just a stones throw away from the Middleton family home in Chapel Row – where Pippa grew up with big sister Kate, 38, and younger brother James, 33.
Pippa’s parents, Carole, 65, and Michael, 71, still live close by in a £5million home, a price tag that is much more indicative of what a discerning buyer might expect to pay for a country home.