Harry and Meghan's daughter expected to be born on late Prince Philip’s 100th birthday
- Meghan Markle is expected to welcome her daughter on Thursday
- This is also the date that the late Prince Phillip would have marked his 100th birthday
- Some of the names suggested by those close to the royals are Pip or Lily, with some claiming Harry might call her Diana to honour his late mum
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly expecting their baby on the late Prince Phillip's birthday.
Source: Instagram
According to The Sun, the royal couple's daughter is expected to be born on Thursday, June 10, which would have been Prince Philip's 100 birthday.
Royal insiders claim the couple might even name the baby Pip, which would be in honour of Harry's grandfather.
They could also consider naming her Lily after Queen Elizabeth II's family nickname Lilibet.
Some suggest that Harry could honour his late mother, Princess Diana, by naming his daughter after her.
The 39-year-old former actress is said to be planning a home birth in her California home.
Prince Phillip, The Duke of Edinburgh, passed away in April at age 99 after a long illness.
Pregnancy announcement
The couple were pictured in a brilliant pregnancy photoshoot in what would only be defined as a divine blessing as they announced about them expecting their second child back in February.
The two will soon give their son Archie a sister after having to battle the loss of a child they were not fortunate to meet.
During a recent explosive interview with Oprah, the excited parents revealed that they do not plan to have more kids after their second baby.
The two stated that Meghan would deliver their child during summertime.
Harry added that having his woman by his side, his two children and two wonderful dogs makes his heart skip a beat.
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