Former maternity nurse Sarah Dixon has worked for friends of the royal couples and two international royal households. Mrs Dixon said she believes Meghan Markle will drop a traditional look for her child even though sister-in-law Kate favours it. Mrs Dixon told People magazine: “I really don’t think this baby will be dressed in smocking and knee-high socks the way Kate’s children have been.”

Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Prince Louis are known for wearing a more traditional British style for photographs and royal outings.

The children are pictured wearing knits, peter pan collars and knee high socks.

Mrs Dixon also said Meghan may use her A-list friends like Amal Clooney and Serena Williams for inspiration on dressing her child – rather than Kate.

Both A-listers have children under the age of two and are typically dressed in a modern style.

Mrs Dixon said of Meghan: “I think she will be a very modern parent and will probably take more guidance from friends such as Amal Clooney than she will from Kate.”

Throughout her pregnancy, Meghan has favoured designer clothing in line with modern trends.

As well as high street brands Meghan has favoured eco-friendly brands like the Veja trainers she wore during the Australian royal tour.

Meghan’s baby is due any day now with much speculation she has already given birth.

Harry and Meghan decided to keep news of their royal baby quiet until they have had a chance to celebrate as a family privately.

One of Meghan’s friends and trusted make-up artist Daniel Martin has reportedly dashed to London from the US to be near her – according to his friend.

Mr Martin appeared on beauty expert Depict Mutula’s Instagram story last night saying he had jetted in and out of London.

Ms Mutuala has made suggestions Mr Martin went to Marrakesh dancing with Diana Ross before making a stop off in London.

The Queen has also fuelled speculation the baby has been born after she was reportedly seen arriving outside of Windsor with what appeared to be pink blankets in the back of a car.

A motorist Tamoor Ali spotted Her Majesty’s Bentley being driven through the Berkshire town and suspected it was an indication of the royal baby’s birth.

Mr Ali told The Sun Online: “We had got off the M4 and a police motorbike stopped us and asked us to pull to the left.

“Then we saw a vehicle that had pink paraphernalia at the back of the windscreen go past – it was going very slowly over speed bumps.”

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