Prince William jokes about the royal baby as Harry makes a surprise appearance | Life

29 Apr 2019

Prince William and Prince Harry. (Photo: Getty Images)

Cape Town – In case you were wondering, not even Prince William knows anything about the royal baby's birth plans.

During his visit to New Zealand the Duke of Cambridge was asked if there was any sign of the newest addition to the royal family and his response was pretty reasonable.

"I haven’t got my phone on me. I have no idea!" William said in a video shared on a fan account on Saturday.

He added: "You guys will find out before I do at this rate!"

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Baby Sussex talk with uncle William ??????: I edited this video with the text with what the woman said and what Prince William said during a walkabout in New Zealand ???? he is there on behalf of the Queen. He sounds so sincere ????. . . The Woman: “Any signs of the Royal Baby?????” . Prince William: “I haven’t got my phone on me ??. I have no idea! You guys will find out before I do at this rate!” NOTE: New Zealand is 12 hours ahead than the UK ?? . . Video source: Marie Han via @newzealandwomansweekly Edit: ME! . . #duchessofsussex #meghanmarkle #princeharry #katemiddleton #britishroyalfamily #duchessofcambridge #royalfamily #royals #princewilliam
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Following William's comments, Prince Harry made a surprise appearance that may suggest royal baby Sussex has not yet arrived.

The Duke of Sussex stopped by the 2019 London Marathon on Sunday, to hand out medals and show his support to participants.

"The Duke has been Patron of The London Marathon Charitable Trust since 2012 because he believes that mental fitness is absolutely crucial to our wellbeing," a caption alongside photos of his day out read.

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Today, The Duke of Sussex, Patron of The London Marathon Charitable Trust, attended the 2019 @LondonMarathon where he cheered on runners, thanked volunteers for their selfless support, and congratulated the winners. The Duke has been Patron of the Trust since 2012 because he believes that mental fitness is absolutely crucial to our wellbeing. These runners not only set a goal for themselves personally and emotionally, but the majority of runners choose to raise money for charity. It’s the perfect fusion of doing something good for yourself while doing good for others. The joyful atmosphere created by locals, tourists, families and friends speaks to the spirit of what community is all about - supporting one another, even complete strangers. The @LondonMarathon is the biggest one-day fundraising event on the planet. This year’s Marathon will see the total raised for charity surpass a record-breaking £1 billion. So for every runner, volunteer, sponsor and member of the public that has played a part in making today a success - thanks a billion! Photo cred: PA
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