Royal baby birth?

Or just popping over for a brief chat? Who can say for sure, but the Queen has visited Meghan and Harry at their home in Frogmore Cottage, which is a rare enough occurrence for her Majesty, in fairness. Queen Elizabeth popped down to see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex today, fuelling already ignited rumours that Meghan has already given birth. Royal sources, however, have denied this claim, stating that the Queen simply wanted to "welcome" Meghan and Harry to their home. Despite the fact that they've lived there for almost a month now. "Her Majesty wanted to formally welcome the Sussexes to their new home so she was their first visitor," a source told The Sun. 

"After all, they’ve practically moved into her back garden. "She visited with other family members and Harry and Meghan were delighted to show them round. The Queen was at Windsor Castle at Easter and wanted to see Meghan before she has the baby."

  Hmm. This comes after people were convinced that Buckingham Palace may have already revealed one of the potential names of Meghan and Harry's child. The Daily Star reported that a page on Buckingham Palace's website has been 'reserved' for three names: Prince Arthur, Prince James and Prince Alexander. If you visiting the site and try to access pages with the URLs of www.royal.uk/prince-arthur, www.royal.uk/prince-james and www.royal.uk/prince-alexander, you get redirected to the homepage. However, if you try and access the pages for other rumoured names, you get redirected to a 'page not found.' It's worth noting that this doesn't necessarily mean Meghan and Harry are expecting a baby boy - or even that this would be the child's name. After all, it could just be some kind of technical glitch. Or a stellar coincidence. Or nothing at all.