Pippa Middleton is said to have taken inspiration from the royals with her new baby's name.
- Pippa Middleton has reportedly called her newborn baby daughter Rose - a name that is a sweet nod to the Royal Family.
- The Duchess of Cambridge's sister gave birth to her third child last month.
- This royal news comes as Prince William and Kate Middleton’s heartbreak over Prince George ‘burden’
Pippa Middleton and her husband James Matthews are said to have chosen a baby name for their newborn baby girl.
The couple, who are already parents to son Arthur, three, and one-year-old daughter Grace are believed to have called their latest addition to the family Rose, a source told Daily Mail.
"Rose has been the name of some royals across the centuries, including Mary Tudor, known as ‘Mary Rose’, Queen of France," the source explained.
It's latin origin refers to the flower, and with the baby born in June - it's a fitting flower name as it is also the official flower for June birth month.
And you could say that the name has a sweet link to Prince Harry's daughter Lilibet, who known as Lili for short, is a variation of the English flower Liiy.
Pippa and James, who married in 2017, are also said to have bought a multi-million pound home in Pippa's childhood village. But it's not just baby names that have a regal meaning, her £250k engagement ring also has a royal link.
Rose appears to be a popular baby name choice as Stacey Solomon named her baby Rose
Meanwhile, sister Kate is said to have already met her new niece and according to reports by Us Weekly Plus, Kate, she thinks she's "just gorgeous" and is absolutely “overjoyed for her sister.”
Pippa and James' new £15m home is expected to have more than enough room for their growing family - with 30 rooms and around 150 acres of land.
It would see them move from London to be located just 20 minutes from her parents' home in Berkshire's Bucklebury.
She's not the only member of the family moving home, Kate and Prince William are 'seriously considering' a move to Windsor with their three children, Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, three.
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