Prince William and Kate Middleton have been surrounded by pregnancy rumors.

Rumors of Kate Middleton's possible pregnancy have made headlines day after day, and all eyes are on her stomach - and fashion - as the royal couple travels around South East Asia for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Tour.

Speculations point out that the Duchess of Cambridge has been covering her alleged baby bump by loose-fitting outfits.

Middleton also reportedly rejected wine at a state banquet in Singapore Tuesday, according to The Daily Beast. The Duchess made toasts to the Queen twice with water, instead of the usual full glass of wine during a seven course Chinese course in the Banquet Hall at the official residence of the Singaporean president, the Beast said.

When the royal duo visited the Rainbow Centre, Prince William was asked how many children he would like to have, E! Online reports.
“Two,” William answered without hesitation.

Back in May, Prince William told ABC News' Katie Couric about his eagerness to have children.
“I’m just very keen to have a family and both Catherine and I, you know, are looking forward to having a family in the future,” William said.
In response to Couric's further attempt to get some tips on the progress, the Duke of Cambridge answered, “You won’t get anything out of me. Tight lipped.”

William and Kate have long been under the pressure of giving birth to the next generation, and the Royal Family as well as the whole world is eagerly waiting for Kate's pregnancy.

“Friends say Kate is convinced it’s happened, and while she and William are keeping the news close to the vest, they’re delirious with joy,” a source told Star magazine last week.
“A woman can always tell when the earliest signs appear, and it’s believed that a passionate night together at their rented country house on an estate in Wales, just after the end of the London Olympics, did the trick.”

During the rest of their journey in the South East Asia, William and Kate will travel around four countries. All eyes will be fixed on Middleton's attires as they engage on sports and outdoor activities. The Duchess is also expected to don traditional dresses.
Will there be any sign of a baby bump?

"Things like this, people do look at them and wonder if they are signs' Victoria Murphy, royal correspondent for The Mirror, told ABC News.
"People are whispering and going, 'Is she pregnant? Is she pregnant?'"

However, in order to secure the baby's wellbeing, the royal couple is allegedly waiting for the right time for a formal announcement.

“It would be formally through the palace press office, but only after the royal gynecologist is absolutely convinced that Kate is in peak condition,” the source said.

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