Pippa Middleton Welcomes Third Child With Husband James Matthews

Pippa Middleton and her husband James Matthews have welcomed their third child – a baby girl. They are also parents to three-year-old son Arthur and one-year-old daughter Grace. According to reports, Kate Middleton’s younger sister welcomed her daughter a couple of weeks ago.

Pippa’s pregnancy became the talk of the town when she showed off her baby bump during an appearance at the Party at the Palace concert held in honor of Queen Elizabeth during her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Pippa Middleton Gives Birth To A Baby Girl

Pippa Middleton gave birth to her daughter a couple of weeks ago. The baby girl Carole and Michael Middleton’s sixth grandchild. Besides Pippa and James Matthews’ kids Arthur and Grace, they are grandparents to Kate Middleton and Prince William’s children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Pippa gets along well with her Kate and their kids have been spotted on playdates earlier

According to a source, Pippa is planning to move to a village near Bucklebury, in Berkshire with her family. It’s the place where she and her siblings grew up. Her parents still live in the area. Her new abode will apparently be a 50-minute drive from Windsor, where Kate and William will relocate from Kensington Palace.

Pippa And James’ Relationship Timeline

Pippa Middleton grabbed attention when she served as the maid of honor during her sister Kate Middleton’s royal wedding to Prince William in April 2011. Pippa has a fairytale love story of her own. She was spotted with hedge fund manager James Matthews in 2012, but they parted ways. After this, Pippa dated Nico Jackson for three years. But, after their breakup, she found her way back to Matthews by December 2015.

Middleton and Matthews got married at St. Mark’s Church in Englefield, England on May 20, 2017. About what keeps them together, Pippa had said, “I think James and I have the same spirit. We are both competitive. We have had many adventures together,” adding, “I don’t think it would work with a couch potato … I think we do exhaust most people.”