The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will announce a second pregnancy soon, according to a royal expert.
The couple welcomed their first child, son Archie Harrison, in May and are getting ready for a busy autumn – in which they will embark on a royal tour to Africa.
However, royal expert Melanie Bromley thinks Meghan and Harry will announce they are expecting another baby “very soon”.
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When asked whether she thinks the royal couple will reveal baby news again, Melanie told the Express: “I do. And I think it will be really soon as well.
“I think she will be pregnant by this time next year. They have Africa in the fall, which will keep them really busy, so after that.”
Last month, bookies slashed odds on Meghan and Harry having a second baby in 2020.
Odds of the couple adding another baby into their family next year were 10/11.
Coral spokesperson John Hill told The Sun: “We have been inundated over the last few days with bets on Harry and Meghan having a second baby in 2020, and as always with gambles of this kind, there is seldom smoke without fire.”
Meanwhile, Ladbrokes also slashed their odds on another royal baby being welcomed into the world next year to 6/1.
Spokesperson Alex Apatis added: “Baby fever could soon be taking over the Royal Family once again and despite only giving birth a matter of weeks ago, we wouldn’t be surprised if Harry and Meghan have the bug.”
For now, Meghan and Harry are busy looking after their two-month-old little boy.
Archie was christened at the Queen’s private chapel at Windsor Castle on July 6.
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Arrangements for Archie’s christening had to be rescheduled after plans made with the godparents and Meghan’s mother Doria Ragland clashed with prior commitments for both the Queen and Prince Charles.
Archie wore a replica of the intricate lace and satin christening gown made for Queen Victoria’s eldest daughter that was used for all royal baptisms until Lady Louise Windsor’s in 2004, created by the Queen’s dresser Angela Kelly.
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