THE Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have left St Mary's Hospital in London following the arrival of their son. They welcomed their first child, the Prince of Cambridge, at 4.24pm yesterday.
"He's a big boy, he's quite heavy - we're still working on a name. He's got a good pair of lungs on him!" said the Duke outside the hospital. "I'll remind him of his tardiness when he gets a bit older, I know how long you've all been waiting - hopefully you can all get back to normal now."
The Duchess said that she was feeling "very emotional" adding: "Any parent would know what this feels like."
The Duke then joked about the abundance of hair on his son's head, saying: "He's got more than me, thank god!" He also added that he thought the baby had inherited his mother's looks ("no, no, I'm not sure about that," interjected Kate) as well as proudly claiming to have changed the baby's first nappy, with the Duchess concurring: "He was very good."
The couple urged the public to donate any gifts to local children's charities or to the Imperial College Healthcare Charity - the foundation of St Mary's Hospital.
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