Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting their first baby

After months and months of speculation, it has been announced that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently expecting their first baby.

Fans of the Royal Family have been wondering when the fabulous couple would have a child since they tied the knot on May 19, 2018, and now they have their answer.

The news was shared by Kensington Palace on their official Instagram page, which was accompanied by a photo of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex smiling widely.

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WHEN CAN WE EXPECT TO MEET THE NEW ROYAL?

According to the post, Harry and Meghan are expecting a baby in the Spring of 2019 and thank everyone for their support since their wedding at Windsor Castle.

It has been reported that the royal couple broke the news to the family on Friday, after Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank wedding.

QUEEN ELIZABETH'S NEW JOY

The new royal baby will be Queen Elizabeth's eighth great-grandchild and the Duchess of Sussex is believed to be in good health and that the baby can be expected to be born around April, according to the Daily Mail.

The revelation came just a few hours after Prince Harry and Meghan landed in Australia to start their 16-day tour of the country, their biggest one so far as representatives of the Royal Family.

LOOKING FABULOUS DESPITE THE 22-HOUR FLIGHT

Meghan appeared to be in good spirits as she was spotted getting off the plane in Sydney wearing skinny black pants and a black burgundy trimmed coat.

The Duchess was clutching a couple of folders as she accompanied her husband through a rear entrance of the Australian airport while he gave a thumbs up to bystanders waiting for their arrival.

A VERY BUSY TOUR

After that, they were driven to Admiralty House, the official residence of Governor General Peter Cosgrove, who represents Queen Elizabeth II.

Harry and Meghan will have a tight schedule in Australia: they will be visiting a Sydney zoo, the Outback town of Dubbo and meet with indigenous leaders on Fraser Island.

They will also be taking a trip to Fiji and Tonga despite the advice that pregnant women shouldn't travel to the region due to its Zika risk.

THE FAMOUS BLUE DRESS

The Duchess of Sussex has been dealing with pregnancy rumors ever since she was accepted into the Royal Family, but the strongest piece of evidence came when she was spotted wearing a ruffled dress at the 100 Days to Peace Gala.

The 37-year-old opted for a blue dress that was quite loose around the stomach, which led Samantha Armytage, a maternity nurse, to say that she was probably pregnant due to her choice and posture.