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Kate Middleton Pregnant: How Media Covered The News

Kate Middleton Pregnancy Sends Media Into Frenzy
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The world released a collective squeal when it was announced Monday that Kate Middleton is pregnant.

Buckingham Palace confirmed the news in an official statement, after much speculation that the royal couple is expecting. The news broke on Twitter shortly after 11 a.m. EST. Some websites splashed the story across their front pages, while others — like the New York Times and NBC News — took a more subtle approach.

TV Newser noted that there wasn't much of a frenzy over on cable news, either. It's a stark contrast to the royal wedding, which got wall-to-wall media coverage in April 2011.

Below, see how the media covered the exciting news on Monday.

Media Covers Kate Middleton's Pregnancy
Daily Mail(01 of14)
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Guardian (02 of14)
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Huffington Post(03 of14)
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HuffPost Style(04 of14)
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Daily Beast(05 of14)
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London Times(06 of14)
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BBC(07 of14)
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Sky News(08 of14)
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NBC News(09 of14)
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USA Today(10 of14)
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CNN(11 of14)
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People(12 of14)
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ABC News(13 of14)
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Huffington Post UK(14 of14)
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