Six-month pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, has sparked speculations regarding the gender of her second child. Rumor mills and even specialists are claiming that the April baby will be a girl.

The Independent took the opinion of Cathy Ranson who is the editor-in-chief of Netmums, a UK-based parenting magazine, who highlights that she remained slender during her first pregnancy but seems "softer, curvier and fuller in the face" now which suggests she may give birth to a baby girl. Her rounded hips are also a tell-tale sign. However, pregnancy expert Zeta West says different pregnancies have different effects on the body and you cannot predict the gender based on her looks.

In April all speculations will be put to bed as the much-awaited child's gender will finally be revealed to all.

Hello Magazine reported that the Duchess of Cambridge said: "It's moving all the time...I can feel it kicking now" to a local teenager, Martina McDonagh, when she went on a tour for the opening of the new Kensington Leisure Centre. The mother of 17-month-old Baby George has so far been tight-lipped about the gender of her second child. Baby watchers are keenly noticing her appearance to discern the gender of the baby, with many claiming it will be a female.

Meanwhile, as rumors do the rounds on the Internet, Kate Middleton has been very busy attending various charitable events and openings for centers and academies. She was seen at the opening of a new school in North Kensington and then was present at the opening of the newly-renovated Kensington Leisure Center where her husband Prince William and brother-in-law Prince Harry would frequently take swimming lessons as children. She was gifted a giant inflatable duck and an embroidered kit bag. The Duchess looked dazzling with her pink-tinged cheeks and elegant dressing.