Kate Middleton Pregnancy Update: Duchess Struggles Through ‘Hellish’ Pregnancy; Prince William Being Supportive, Can’t See Wife Suffer

Kate Middleton is reportedly suffering from effects of extreme morning sickness. Her debilitating condition has taken her away from Prince William as she has retreated to her parents' home in Bucklebury, West Berkshire in England. However, Prince William is staying in touch with her doctors all the time.

The Duchess of Cambridge has been away from the public eye in the wake of her illness. Not too long after the big announcement of her second pregnancy, reports about her medical condition started to swirl around. It is said that Kate Middleton, who is believed to be 11-weeks pregnant, is suffering from pregnancy complication called hyperemesis gravidarum.

Expectant mothers experience severe nausea and vomiting. It can lead to dehydration and weight loss. She struggled through the similar illness even when she was pregnant with Prince George. A royal source told Boston Herald that Kate Middleton's "nausea is definitely worse this time" and she's been through "hellish" times in past few weeks. She is reportedly "fed up" of with her condition that has confined her to the bed. However, the baby is doing fine and Kate Middleton is making efforts to "stay healthy."

Over the period of time, she has cancelled several public appearances, including her solo trip to Malta and opening ceremony of Invictus games. Everyone is looking forward to her recovery and her next public appearance. The Duchess last appeared on a social event on August 5 at the London Tower.

Meanwhile, it seems Prince William has been very supportive and caring of his beloved wife of three years. The source reveals that the Duke of Cambridge has been "amazing" all this time. He is reportedly in "constant communication" with Kate Middleton's medical supervisors.

Furthermore, he is hoping for her to recuperate just as soon because he doesn't "like seeing Kate unwell." Also he is looking forward to "enjoy the rest of the pregnancy" when she recovers. At the same time, Kate Middleton is also relying on Prince George's Spanish Nanny, Mario Borrallo, to take care of her 15-month-old baby.

People broke the news on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014 that Kate Middleton has moved to her parents' home, where she doesn't have to "deal with staff" and "everything else that comes with a big palace full of room."

Meanwhile, citing the claims of National Enquirer, The Epoch Times is reporting that Prince William and Kate Middleton have "vowed" to stop at just two and not have the third child. The decision comes hard on the heels of Duchess' poor health. The article notes that the report is "unverified."

Kate Middleton will reportedly resume her royal duties alongside Prince William during the welcome event of Singaporean President Tony Tan on Oct. 21, 2014. The Duchess and the Duke will together receive the guests at the Royal Garden Hotel in Kensington.