A source told PEOPLE the new parents “definitely” want to expand their family. The source said: “Meghan has talked about having one more.” With Meghan and Harry starting their family in the newly renovated Frogmore Cottage, the couple have more than enough room to accommodate a bigger family.

The source added: “There’s so much space for them to be able to take walks with the baby and their dogs and not feel like that are being preyed upon – that was the big thing.

“Meghan’s so happy there compared to Kensington Palace. It’s like night and day.”

Frogmore Cottage has undergone a multi-million pound renovation boasting five bedrooms and large gardens.

Whenever Meghan’s mother Doria Ragland comes to visit the UK, Frogmore Cottage is where she will stay.

After the birth of Meghan and Harry’s first child, the public has only seen a beaming Prince Harry during a interview.

After the new family have had time to adjust they will show their Royal baby to the world.

Talking to the press on Monday Prince Harry said after a “couple of days” they will step out for a family photo.

He said: “For us, I think we’ll be seeing you guys in probably two days time as planned, as a new family to be able to share it with you guys and so everyone can see the baby.”

The public can therefore expect to get their first glimpse of the baby tomorrow, May 8.

In the announcement Prince Harry said the birth was the “most amazing experience.”

He added: “It was amazing, absolutely incredible and, as I said, I’m so incredibly proud of my wife.”

Following tradition on the day of the birth an official announcement was made from Buckingham Palace.

This avoided expected chaos of a royal birth with hundreds crowding the steps of the Lido Wing at Paddington.

Speaking on the birth of his grandson, Prince Charles said he was “delighted.”

Prince Charles also revealed he had not yet met the royal baby but is looking forward to doing so on his return to the UK from Germany.

He said: “We couldn’t be more delighted at the news and we’re looking forward to meeting the baby when we return.”

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