Pippa Middleton Pregnant? Royal In-Law and Boyfriend Looking at Home With Nanny's Quarters
Is there a royal-related baby on the way? New reports state that Pippa Middleton, sister of Duchess Kate Middleton, could be expecting her first baby with boyfriend Nico Jackson.
Middleton and Jackson have been together for some time and are apparently looking into buying a home in Parsons Green, West London. The home is a Victorian terrace and costs over $5 million, but that is not a problem for the former hedge fund manager and his girlfriend. What sets it apart from other homes is that it has a separate nanny's quarters, which could be a hint that Middleton is either already, or soon-to-be, pregnant.
"The separate living accommodation for childcare is particularly appealing for them, which could signal they think starting a family isn't too far off," a source told The Mirror. "A little cousin for Prince George might not be out of the question after they set up home."
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The building, which was built in the 1900s is currently being refurbished but will be ready to live in by the end of next week. Both Jackson and Middleton are eager to move in and settle down, which also could mean another Middleton wedding, although this one is sure to be much more low-key than elder sister Kate's.
Middleton has always been close to her family and currently lives with her brother, James, in an apartment their parents bought. She is frequently gone, participating in endurance-based sporting events and traveling around the world. Jackson recently quit his job at Deutsche Bank and is eager to settle down with Middleton and start a family. His own family could not be more thrilled at the match.
"We are very pleased," Ulrike Jackson, Nico's mother, said. "And yes, they seem very happy – so that is the perfect answer for them, isn't it? We have met and she is absolutely charming. I really cannot say any more."
"Both Pippa and Nico were taken with it and when they saw the plans, couldn't wait to see the finished property. They just have a feeling it'll be their first home," the source added.
