The Duke and Duchess of Sussex leave after attending the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Commonwealth Day in London last month, Photo / AP
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex leave after attending the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Commonwealth Day in London last month, Photo / AP
Meghan's mother has arrived in the UK as the world waits for news on the birth of her and Prince Harry's first child, reports Entertainment Tonight.
A source said Meghan was "enjoying her pregnancy and anticipating the days ahead", ET reported.
"It is such a happy and exciting timefor Meghan," the source said. "She looks absolutely radiant and is taking each day at a time. [She is] looking forward to becoming a mother."
The Duchess of Sussex's mother Doria Ragland, who lives in Los Angeles, has travelled to Windsor to support her daughter during the birth, it has been reported.
The Sun on Sunday reported that Ragland has hired a house and dog sitter to keep things running at her American home while she is away for as long as her daughter needs her.
The Duchess, who is heavily pregnant, did not attend a church service at St George's Chapel at the weekend, despite its proximity to her new home at Frogmore Cottage, Windsor.
The Duke and Duchess have now moved in to their new home, which has been renovated at an estimated cost of £3 million ($5.8m) to make it fit for their family of three and staff.
The Duchess of Sussex's mother Doria Ragland, who lives in Los Angeles, has travelled to Windsor to support her daughter during the birth. Photo / AP
Speaking to the public earlier this year, the Duchess said her baby was due at the "end of April or early May", with royal-watchers on high alert for the announcement she is in labour.
Ragland, who has been the model of maternal discretion since news of Meghan Markle's relationship with Prince Harry was made public, is known to have previously travelled to visit the couple in the UK without being spotted.
She has only been photographed at the royal wedding, when she appeared emotional in the pews of St George's Chapel, and at the launch of the Duchess' Together cookbook in the grounds of Kensington Palace.
The grandmother-to-be is expected to stay with the Duke and Duchess at Frogmore for the next few weeks.
Sources have previously insisted she would not be moving to the UK to be near the Sussexes permanently, with a happy, busy life of her own in the United States.
The baby will be seventh-in-line to the throne, and will be a dual UK-US citizen.
