KateMiddleton coos over more babies after admitting she has to remind herself son Louis is a ‘big boy now’
Kate Middleton has once again shown off her maternal side as she cooed over babies in Northern Ireland.
One little boy was being presented to the Princess of Wales by his mother, as Kate came over to chat to them and coo over how cute the tot was. Further fuelling her hopes of a fourth child, the Duchess of Cambridge shared a sweet moment with another mum at Carrickfergus Castle who was standing with her baby girl waiting to meet the royal.Kate was also treated to a cuddle with a two month old tot at Carrickfergus who appeared half asleep as she gently rocked the little boy back and forth as she spoke with his mum.
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