The world was abuzz with excitement yesterday, upon the announcement that The Duchess of Cambridge had gone into labour, and then that she had given birth to a girl. Not only had the world been wishing for a Princess, placing thousands of bets on a girl named Alice, even Prince Charles wanted a granddaughter!
See how the whole world celebrated amidst the gloom of news such as the Nepal earthquake and Baltimore riots.
The super-Royal watchers cheered outside Lindo Wing.
Thousands and thousands of people retweeted Kensington Palace’s announcement.
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge was safely delivered of a daughter at 8.34am.
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) May 2, 2015
The easel went up at Buckingham Palace and the public flocked to see it.
Tower Bridge, the London Eye and the BT Tower were lit up pink.
London Landmarks looking very pink tonight #RoyalBaby #Princess
pic.twitter.com/5hfFnRgYho
— Charlie Rose (@CharlieRose1) May 2, 2015
Town Crier Tony Appleton made an announcement on Lindo Wing steps.
British Airways made a sweet announcement:
She's here! Congratulations to The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their healthy baby girl. #RoyalBaby pic.twitter.com/H3yqqTg5vY
— British Airways (@British_Airways) May 2, 2015
Leader of UKIP, Nigel Farage, had a pint in honour of the baby’s birth.
Celebrities, politicians and organisations sent their congratulations from across the world.
New Zealand’s Prime Minister, John Key:
Congratulations to Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge on the birth of their daughter from all New Zealanders. #RoyalBaby
— John Key (@johnkeypm) May 2, 2015
BBC One:
It's a girl! Congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Love, @BBCOne x pic.twitter.com/HEqWAWALSW
— BBC One (@BBCOne) May 2, 2015
Peter Andre:
Congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their baby daughter. Great great news :))
— Peter Andre (@MrPeterAndre) May 2, 2015
President ObamaL
"On behalf of the American people, we wish the Duke and Duchess and their son George much joy." —President Obama: pic.twitter.com/TTThxVR0ob
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 2, 2015
Will and Kate fans took over Twitter.
CONGRATULATIONS TO MY IDOLS AND MY FAVORITE COUPLE IN WORLD ON THEIR BABY GIRL #ROYALBABY pic.twitter.com/TDb1ySlDUj
— Kate Middleton Fans (@RoyallyKate) May 2, 2015
Wow. That baby was surely born naturally! Excuse me but how bad-ass do you have to be to do that and get your hair done a few hrs later?
— RoyalObsessedinU.S. (@RoyalObsessed) May 2, 2015
Today has been too much for me to handle. pic.twitter.com/NilqSE7wzw
— Diana Pearl (@dianapearl_) May 2, 2015
And the Sunday newspapers have the birth on the front page across the globe… have you got a copy?
The world's newspapers report on Kate and William's new #RoyalBaby http://t.co/JyQREBMAfB pic.twitter.com/PYVgjSYrSt
— Telegraph Pictures (@TelegraphPics) May 3, 2015
Featured image: @QueenVicMirror
