The Duchess of Cambridge enters the hospital to watch the royal baby

The sexual orientation of what could be Queen Elizabeth's sixth unbelievable grandson has not been declared

The Duchess of Cambridge went into a London healing center in labor on Monday, making her the third child for her and his wife, Prince William, said the British Palace in Kensington.

The 36-year-old duchess drove to the private Lindo wing of St. George's Hospital by car. St. Mary's in central London. The castle said it was in "the beginning of work".

William and Kate were married in 2011 and have two other children: Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, who will be 3 in a month. Both were conceived in a similar healing center, as were William and his younger brother, Prince Harry.

The child, whose sexual orientation has not been declared, will be the sixth impressive grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and the fifth in line for the position of authority, after the grandfather Prince Charles, the father Prince William and the two most experienced relatives.

The new introduction takes Prince Harry to sixth place in the line of progression.

The 36-year-old duchess, formerly Kate Middleton, maintained her commitment to authority on March 22 prior to the maternity takeoff.

A correct due date has not been given, and authorities only say the baby was expected in April.

The media is gathering in reverse the Lindo wing at St Mary's Hospital in London on Monday. Kensington Palace says that Prince William's best half, the Duchess of Cambridge, has entered a London healing center to give birth to the couple's third child. (Kirsty Wigglesworth/Press Associate)

As in her previous pregnancies, Kate experienced hyperemesis gravidarum, a severe type of morning infection. The authorities reported that her two previous pregnancies were the conventional 12-week point, as she was excessively ill, making it impossible to go to the open commitments.

Since the beginning of April, television crews, writers and amateurs have camped outside the healing facilities for the "royal children's watch" waiting for the entrance.

Many are betting on a conventional real name for the child, with bookmakers saying that Maria, Alicia, Arturo, and Santiago are the best-known speculations.