Here we are, folks! Just like her older sister, Kate Middleton, Pippa Middleton is all set to welcome her first child at the famous Lindo Wing of St. Mary’s Hospital in West London. Now, you might be wondering why Pippa chose this hospital, and it's probably because Kate, 36, had nothing but great things to say about it. After all, the Duchess of Cambridge delivered all three of her precious little ones—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—right there in the Lindo Wing, alongside her loving husband, Prince William.

Why St. Mary’s Hospital is the Royal Favorite

Let me tell you, St. Mary’s Hospital is not just any hospital—it’s a place where royals feel right at home. The Lindo Wing is renowned for its top-notch, VIP-level care, and that’s exactly why it’s become such a popular choice for royal births. Take Kate’s late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, for example. She chose this very hospital to welcome both Prince William and Prince Harry back in the 1980s. That’s a lot of royal history right there!

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Now, let’s talk about the Lindo Wing itself. This iconic medical facility first opened its doors way back in 1937, and according to People, it doesn’t come cheap. A consultant-led care package will set you back around $8,135. But if you're Kate Middleton, you’re probably splurging a little more to stay in one of the hospital’s 10 luxurious birthing suites. So, it’s safe to say that Pippa, 35, might just upgrade to the same level of comfort as her sister.

What Makes the Lindo Wing Special?

The Lindo Wing truly is something special. Their official website describes the place as offering private ensuite rooms with a modern, homely feel, making it the perfect environment to start or expand your family. They boast a team of highly skilled consultants, midwives, and support staff who are ready to assist with any pregnancy and delivery scenario—from simple births to complex and multiple deliveries. You really couldn’t ask for anything more.

And here’s a fun fact: Princess Diana was actually the first royal to give birth in the Lindo Wing. She welcomed her son, Prince William, with the help of the late gynecologist George Pinker, who broke the long-standing tradition of royal babies being born in palaces. That’s quite a legacy, right there!