Exciting: Kate Middleton Celebrates Baby News Ahead of Royal Christmas Break

Exciting: Kate Middleton Celebrates Baby News Ahead of Royal Christmas Break

Kate Middleton is
celebrating the very exciting news that her loyal long-time stylist, Natasha Archer, and her royal
photographer husband, Chris
Jackson, have welcomed their second child together just days before
Christmas.

Taking
to Instagram on Monday, Chris made the announcement by sharing an adorable
picture of his eldest son, Theo, gently stroking his baby brother’s head whilst
he slept inside a bassinet.

He wrote:
“When you come downstairs in the morning looking for Eddie the Elf and
find a new baby brother.”

Congratulatory
messages follow thereafter, like: “Congratulations, Chris & Natasha!!
A Christmas baby.”

Another
added: “Huge congratulations guys!!! Little boys are wonderful! Well done
Tash hope you are keeping ok too.”

Chris Jackson shared the most adorable picture of his two sons

A
third added: “Aww what a cute picture!! And Theo has a baby brother.
Congratulations to you and your wife! And welcome to the world little
boy.”

Kate
and Natasha have worked together for years, and it is Tash, as she is known to
friends, who is responsible for many of Kate’s iconic looks, including the
ever-glamorous appearances made by the Duchess outside the hospital
following the births of her children.

Natasha and Chris married in 2017

Back in 2019, the Duke of Cambridge made Natasha
a Member of the Royal Victorian Order in a special ceremony at the palace,
which recognizes her services to the royal family. The Royal Victorian Order
awards are the Queen’s gift and are given to people who have served the monarch
or other members of the royal family in a senior way.

Following the ceremony, Natasha’s husband of
four years shared photos of Natasha outside the palace, writing: “Could
not be more proud of this one – forcing her to wear it through lunch!
#MVO.”

 

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