The possibility of a third royal baby for Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and Prince William has been the talk of the town, and yet Kensington Palace has mentioned that they don't have any news to share.

However, this hasn't stopped rumor mills from speculating about the newest family member of the Royal family. According to Hollywood Take, Kate Middleton and Prince William want at least three children with small differences in age.

Since Middleton became pregnant with Princess Charlotte just after Prince George turned 1, fans of the royal family believe that she might be pregnant with the third child. reported Inquistr.

However, welcoming the third royal baby with two toddlers will be a really tough fit for the Duchess of Cambridge. Although Kate has help at home, she loves to interact with the kids personally, which is keeping her hands tied these days.

Meanwhile, Kensington Palace spokesperson told Gossip Cop that Middleton's pregnancy news was "never confirmed." And sources say that the baby bump rumors are "untrue."

Notably, Kate's uncle Gary Goldsmith has also mentioned that his niece wants to have another baby. According to a source close to the royal family, Kate would like to conceive her third child before her 35th birthday, which is in January.

Kate has been the source of constant pregnancy rumors. The Duchess of Cambridge also faced pregnancy rumors back in April, but she continued on her royal tour to India and Bhutan. She also faced false pregnancy rumors in January and October even though she was spotted drinking wine at the time.

While the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might try to have a third child, the confirmation can only come from the Kensington Palace. Stories circulated by online magazines and news publications will have to wait for the final confirmation from the Royal Family.