Kate Middleton’s Pregnant Bikini Pics Published In United States

New photos of the Duchess of Cambridge reveal her four-month baby bump in a five-page spread published by ‘Star’ magazine on Feb. 13. The pics, which display the couple’s happy babymoon, were taken by a fellow vacationer — not the paparazzi.
Pregnant Kate Middleton
 looks gorgeous in a blue bikini, which clearly reveals her four-month baby bump
 in photos published by Star magazine. On their Caribbean babymoon, the royal couple displays adorable PDA as they happily frolicked on a public beach in Mustique, in clear view of other relaxed vacationers.
The photos in America’s Star come the same day as Italian gossip magazine Chiand Australian magazine "Woman’s Day "both published photos of a bikini-clad Kate with her baby bump exposed. Fiona Connolly, editor of Woman’s Day, said her decision to run the photos were because the photos were taken by a fellow tourist and not a professional photographer.
“They are not nude photos taken with a telescopic lens from inside a private villa. These are images showing her on a happy holiday … and she looks amazing,” Fiona tells the UK’s Mirror.Kate Middleton Happy Babymoon With Prince William After Illness
In the five-page photo spread in Star, the couple looks so in love as they stroll on the beach together with William’s arm lovingly around his wife. They are seen frolicking in the waves, and look more in love than ever.
It’s so refreshing to see the royal couple smiling and enjoying their vacation together just two months after Kate was hospitalized for severe morning sickness, in which she was plagued by 24/7 morning sickness and left her on bedrest.
The couple is staying on the uber-private island of Mustique
, which is located off the island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, in a $30,000 a week villa with her parents Michael and CaroleMiddleton.
“Kate really wanted to get away one last time before the baby is born,” a source tells Star.St. James Palace Speaks Out About Vacation Photos
Despite the photos being taken by a vacationer, St. James’s Palace still calls them a “breach of privacy” — and UK publications are banned from releasing the photos.