Kate and William’s Private Visit to Frogmore Cottage to Check on Meghan

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate, made a secret visit to Frogmore Cottage to see Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Easter Sunday.

The visit was to check on Meghan, who was unable to attend the Easter church service at St George's Chapel due to her pregnancy.

The Cambridges reportedly wanted to see how she was doing as she nears the end of her pregnancy.

According to Harper's Bazaar, the visit also gave the couple the opportunity to see Prince Harry and Meghan's new home, which they recently moved into following extensive renovation work.

The Cambridges are said to have taken a housewarming gift with them, making the visit all the more special.

Meghan has been resting at home for the past few weeks, with only a few visitors allowed to come and see her.

Among those visitors were her close friend and royal wedding make-up artist, Daniel Martin, and her mother, Doria Ragwind, who flew over from the US to be by her daughter's side.

While the world eagerly awaits news of the royal baby's arrival, Prince Harry has continued to carry out a string of engagements, hinting that the Duchess has shown no signs of giving birth just yet.

On Thursday, he attended the Anzac Day service of commemoration and thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey in London, alongside his sister-in-law Kate.

While Harry and Kate commemorated the day in London, Prince William attended a service in Auckland, New Zealand as part of his two-day visit to honor the victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack.

The Duke of Cambridge traveled to New Zealand on behalf of the Queen, who was invited by the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, following the devastating terrorist attack that killed 50 people back in March.