Kate and Will were, understandably, delighted with the newest addition to their family – as you would be if you had just had a baby.
A mere few hours after pushing a literal child out of her body, Kate was on the steps on the Lindo Wing showing baby Louis off to the world for the very first time.
And fair play to her too – there’s not many of us that could look so fresh and so effortlessly good the same day we had pushed an eight pound baby out of us.Anyway, Kate looked great as we know. She was wearing a red Jenny Packham dress with a cute lace frill on the collar.And while many people were comparing Kate’s dress to what Princess Diana wore when she first appeared after the birth of Harry, there was another similarity that people were alluding to that was slightly more creepy.
She experiences much pain, stress, and fear during the pregnancy and at the end of the film she gives birth and is told that it’ll all be grand because birthing the Devil’s son is actually a really good thing and she should be proud of herself.Still though, not the absolute best comparison to make considering baby Louis is absolutely not the son of the Devil.
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