DISCOVERY CHANNEL REVEALS WHAT IT TAKES TO RAISE A MONARCH

DISCOVERY CHANNEL REVEALS WHAT IT TAKES TO RAISE A MONARCH

Watch WILLS AND KATE: BABY FEVER as the Fervour Enthrals the World

 

New Delhi: Have you ever wondered what it takes to raise a future monarch? Discovery Channel will present an exclusive programme WILLS AND KATE: BABY FEVER taking a look at the intenseglobal interest in the greatest unborn celebrity of our time: the future child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

 

The one-hour special WILLS AND KATE: BABY FEVER will premiere on Sunday, April 21, at 8 pm on Discovery Channel.

 

After a jubilant Royal Wedding last year and jubilee celebrations this year, interest in the royals has never been greater. With William and Kate having a fairy-tale wedding watched by millions, the world waits the next big chapter: when are they going to have a baby?

 

Nannies, fashion experts and commentators will give an interesting insight into the difficult journey faced by all the young parents and the more regal journey by the royal ones. This special programme will also feature royal experts, insiders and historians who look back at the childhoods of Queen Elizabeth, her children and grandchildren and offer their views on who William and Kate will look at for guidance. 

 

This unborn baby was recently voted the most influential celebrity child. With recent change in the succession laws paving the way for a truly modern monarchy, this baby will have the potential to make a mark in history. As media interest in the British Royals sky rockets, WILLS AND KATE: BABY FEVER looks at how William and Kate will prepare their unsuspecting little one for the huge expectations placed upon its small shoulders. 

 

Packed with insight and opinion, this is an account of family life in the house of Windsor and just what compromises will need to be made in order to raise a modern monarch.

 

About Discovery Channel

Discovery Channel, the flagship network of Discovery Communications, is devoted to creating the highest quality non-fiction programming in the world and remains one of the most dynamic networks on television. First launched in 1985, Discovery Channel now reaches more than 189 million subscribers in Asia-Pacific. Globally, Discovery Channel is one of the world’s most widely distributed television brands, reaching 415 million cumulative subscribers in 209 countries in 45 languages. It offers viewers an engaging line-up of high-quality non-fiction entertainment from blue-chip nature, science and technology, ancient and contemporary history, adventure, cultural and topical documentaries. For more information, visit www.discoverychannelasia.com.

 

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