As October approaches, all eyes are on Princess Eugenie and her upcoming royal wedding to Jack Brooksbank. But there's a twist that might make this event even more memorable. According to OK! magazine, the bride-to-be could be glowing for more than just pre-wedding excitement. Rumors are swirling that Eugenie might already be expecting her first child.
Princess Eugenie: Could She Be Pregnant?
Insiders close to the royal family have hinted that Eugenie, 28, could indeed be expecting. Her recent fashion choices have sparked speculation, with many noticing a shift in her style as the wedding date nears. "She’s been wearing loose-fitting dresses lately, almost as if she's trying to conceal a growing baby bump," an insider revealed. It's no secret that Eugenie has always dreamed of becoming a mother. "No one would be surprised if she’s expecting. Eugenie has been telling all her friends that she can’t wait to be a mom," the source added.
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Queen Elizabeth's Reaction to the Rumors
While Eugenie might be thrilled at the possibility of starting a family, her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, reportedly isn't as pleased. "The Queen has heard the rumors, and she is said to be furious," the insider told OK!. The monarch, now 92, reportedly expects Eugenie to handle the situation with grace and dignity, calling her personally to confirm or deny the news. "She’s hoping Eugenie will do the right thing and call her with the news herself," the source noted.
Queen Elizabeth reportedly wasn’t expecting Eugenie to become pregnant before her wedding. To ensure her grandmother isn't overly preoccupied with the pregnancy rumors, Eugenie has been planning an extravagant wedding. "Her wedding is shaping up to be bigger than Prince Harry and Meghan's," the source added.
A Royal Wedding Extravaganza
According to Cosmopolitan, Eugenie’s wedding is expected to be nothing short of spectacular, costing English taxpayers a staggering $2.5 million. This has sparked some backlash from royal fans on social media. Eugenie's father, Prince Andrew, reportedly wants the October nuptials to be broadcast on British channels, similar to Harry and Meghan's May wedding. However, the BBC has shown little interest in televising the event.
