Meghan Markle And Prince Harry's Baby: Why Kate Middleton May Not Be The Godmother

Alright, here's something we didn’t see coming! Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are eagerly expecting their first baby in the spring. Everyone is excited to know the baby's gender, name, and, of course, who the little one’s godparents will be. But here’s the twist: Baby Sussex’s godmother might not be his or her royal aunt, Kate Middleton. Surprising, right? Let’s dive into why that might be the case.

The Royal Traditions at Play

Let’s talk about the royal family's traditions for a moment. The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, and the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, have been rumored to be in a bit of a feud. But here’s the thing: that has absolutely nothing to do with why Kate might not be chosen as the godmother. It’s all about following royal customs. Traditionally, siblings and their spouses are not selected to be godparents. That’s just how it’s done. Even Harry, at 34, isn’t a godfather to his brother Prince William’s kids—Prince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3, and Prince Louis, who is just 8 months old. Royal correspondent Robert Jobson explained back in October 2013, during baby George’s christening, that Harry would "have a role in [the baby’s] life anyway," so there wasn’t really a need to officially name him as a godfather.

Meghan's Unique Approach

Now, here’s where things might get interesting. Meghan has already shown that she’s not afraid to shake things up in the royal household. So, there’s always a possibility that she could go against tradition and name Kate as the godmother. But let’s be real, that seems unlikely. So, if not Kate, who might Meghan and Harry have in mind for this important role? Brace yourself, because it could be none other than George and Amal Clooney. Yes, you heard that right. The Clooneys were at Harry and Meghan’s wedding, and they’re another dynamic duo. Plus, the royal couple is reportedly considering hiring their former celebrity nanny for their royal baby. Other potential godparent options include William’s cousin Zara Tindall, or even Kate’s cousins Adam and Lucy Middleton.

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Life at Frogmore Cottage

Regardless of who gets the nod, William and Kate can still look forward to spending plenty of time with the royal baby at Frogmore Cottage. It’s been revealed that Meghan and Harry have chosen this location to raise their child because it’s a “safe, secure and delightful place.” Sounds like a perfect spot for a growing royal family, doesn’t it?

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