Delighted over the arrival of the latest addition to the family - Celebration Erupts amidst the Arrival of the Fresh Lineage
The royal family of Prince William and Princess Kate has welcomed new additions, as their family pet, dog Orla, has given birth to four puppies, according to The Sun. The black Cocker Spaniel has been a part of the family since 2020, being a descendant of Kate's brother James Middleton's dog, Luna.
The kids, Prince George (11), Princess Charlotte (10), and Prince Louis (7), are said to be thrilled with the little four-legged creatures. An anonymous source quoted by The Sun stated that "Mother and babies are doing well." The children are reportedly hoping to keep the puppies.
The family's other dog, Lupo - a black Cocker Spaniel given to Kate and William by James Middleton for their wedding in 2011 - passed away a few months after Orla joined the family. In April, the royal family celebrated National Pet Day by sharing a photo of Orla on their Instagram account.
Due to the excitement over these new additions, some find parallels with the excitement that comes with a new royal baby. "Everyone loves a new royal baby news, and so new royal puppies run very close," highlighted a royal source. However, Buckingham Palace has not yet officially confirmed these reports.
In their home-and-garden lifestyle, Princess Kate and Prince William's kids are excitedly tending to their new pets, the four puppies recently born to their dog Orla, and are hopeful to keep them, just as they adore their mother and the new additions. Amidst the joy, the family reminisces about their past pet, Lupo, connecting the latest pet news to the excitement that surrounds a royal baby.
