Kate Middleton pregnancy: Duchess of Cambridge to welcome baby boy?

After miscarriage news, a new report claims that Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton is already three months pregnant. The report also suggests that an announcement will be made during Christmas.

Kate is expecting her third baby, according to OK! magazine. The report also said that the couple knows the gender of the baby. The entire royal family is happy with the third baby news, especially William, who is over the moon, the magazine quoted a source as saying.

According to the report, the royals, including Queen Elizabeth, William and Prince Charles, even celebrated the third baby news. Kate's parents and sister Pippa Middleton are also said to have attended the celebration party.

"Shortly after everyone arrived, there was a loud cheer and the sound of champagne corks popping. The staff had to keep quiet and carry on working, even as the whole place was filled with jubilation," the source said.

"He [Prince William] and Kate went through all of the necessary tests to make sure that the baby is healthy. And then, once they were sure, they got everyone together to let them know," the source said, adding that the royal couple is "expecting a baby boy."

However, Gossip Cop has debunked this report and said that no staffer has confirmed that Kate and William are expecting a third child.

Earlier, there were reports that Kate suffered a miscarriage and lost her twin daughters. The false report even claimed that the miscarriage has caused a rift between William and Kate. "Instead of consoling each other over the miscarriage, Wills and Kate started bickering — and things escalated to the point where a sobbing Kate walked out," National Enquirer reported, quoting a royal insider as saying. However, this report was also debunked by Gossip Cop at that time.