Kate middleton children: how many children does kate middleton have?

HOW MANY CHILDREN DO KATE MIDDLETON AND PRINCE WILLIAM HAVE? Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William have three children together. The Cambridge family welcomed Prince Louis in

April and have since been a happy family of five. The royal couple are now proud parents of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Prince George of Cambridge, full name George

Alexander Louis, was born in 2013 and is five years old. George is the eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and was an only child until his sister, Princess Charlotte, was born

in 2015. Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana is the only daughter of Kate and Prince William. She is also fourth in the line of succession to the British throne. And earlier this year, Prince

Louis of Cambridge was born on April 23. He is the youngest and second son of the Cambridge’s and fifth in line of succession of the British throne. Louis was first seen in public seven

hours after his birth, outside the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital. The latest arrival for the Cambridge famly did not attend Princess Eugenie's wedding, however, as he was

considered too young. HOW MANY CHILDREN DOES KATE WANT? Whether the Duchess will follow in the Queen’s footstep by having four kids is yet be to revealed but a source has said he thinks

"Kate is done”. The source told People magazine: "I can’t imagine Kate will want any more given the ordeal that she goes through every pregnancy. “I should think that three

children is enough." A source also told Express.co.uk Kate had to convince William to have a third child, because she "always wanted more than two children". The source added:

”As one of three, Kate wanted at least three. “William was more reluctant, not just because he was one of two, but because George was quite a difficult baby. "Then they had Charlotte

and she was a lot easier. “Now the idea of a newborn doesn’t seem half as challenging."