Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship is a whirlwind, to say the least. What started as a rumored relationship, is now one of the most closed watched celebrity marriages. And while the two haven’t been together that long, they have surely won over the hearts of fans all over the world.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle married in May 2018, shortly before their two year dating anniversary, and now, six months into marriage, are pregnant with their first child. While it might seem like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship has moved quickly, the two allegedly hit it off right from the start. According to reports, Prince Harry even admitted that he knew Meghan was “the one” from the moment they first met.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are expected to welcome their first child in the new few months.
Meghan Markel and Prince Harry’s baby has already set an impressive new royal record, despite the fact he or she hasn’t even been born yet.
The couple’s first born child, who is due to arrive around April time, has trigged a betting frenzy with a record breaking amount of cash being placed on the date of birth, sex and name of Baby Sussex.
According to betting intelligence website bookmakers.tv bookies expect more then £8million on the new royal baby.
This is massively more than the £3million bet on Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince George combined.
Company spokesperson Philip Trampe said: “Meghan and Harry’s popularity is off the charts and their good news will send the public into a royal betting frenzy of epic proportions.
“Fans are so keen to speculate on every aspect of the baby and millions will be riding on the name, arrival date and sex among many other predictions.
“Up until now, Harry and Meghan’s wedding was the Royal event attracting the largest number of novelty bets on record as bookies took in just over 3.5m in bets.
“Yet the couple’s unborn baby is attracting more than double that amount in bets already.”
Punters having been putting their money on what the royal baby will be called, with Diana taking nearly 15 per cent of all bets.