Let’s talk about Meghan Markle’s wardrobe, shall we? The Duchess of Sussex is about to welcome a new royal baby, and while everyone’s buzzing about the upcoming arrival, we can’t ignore the fact that Meghan’s pregnancy has been nothing short of stylish. From head to toe, she’s been rocking outfits that are as chic as they are costly. And rumor has it, her wardrobe hasn’t exactly been budget-friendly.

According to the fashion search engine Love the Sales, Meghan’s collection of pregnancy outfits has racked up an impressive total of £478,920 — or roughly $630,000 for those of us across the pond. That’s over seven times the amount Kate Middleton spent on her maternity wardrobe, according to Page Six. Now, that’s what you call a royal splurge!

Let’s Break It Down: The Price of Meghan’s Pregnancy Style

Now, before we all start thinking Meghan’s breaking the bank with every outfit, let’s clarify. While she did rock a stunning $13,200 Oscar de la Renta dress at the Geographic Society Awards, she also managed to keep things casual with a $35 H&M dress during a visit to the Mayhew Animal Home & Humane Education Centre in London. So, it’s not like every single piece in her wardrobe is high-end couture. The former actress, now 37, knows how to balance luxury with affordability.

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Who’s Paying for All This? Spoiler: Not the Taxpayers

Here’s the thing, though — U.K. citizens don’t need to worry about footing the bill for Meghan’s stylish wardrobe. Reports suggest that Prince Charles is the one covering the costs. If that’s true, then Charles is certainly proving to be an extraordinary father-in-law. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that?

Meghan’s Maternity Fashion: The Final Stretch

Of course, Meghan won’t be rocking maternity wear for much longer. Her first child with Prince Harry is due to arrive next month, and while the world is still in the dark about the baby’s gender (because Meghan and Harry are keeping it a surprise), it’s safe to say this little one is already a feminist at heart. Meghan herself joked about it during an International Women’s Day panel, saying, “I feel the embryonic kicking of feminism.”

Meghan also shared her thoughts on masculinity and feminism, emphasizing that being a feminist doesn’t mean you have to choose between being feminine or masculine. “You can be feminine and a feminist, you can be masculine,” she explained. “And I think in terms of masculinity, you understand that your strength includes knowing your vulnerabilities and your sense of self and security, and your confidence comes from knowing a woman by your side, not behind you, is actually something you should not be threatened about — as opposed to feeling empowered in having that.”