Loose Women show off throwback pics of them as young mums after giving birth to their children in honour of the royal baby
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The question on everyone's lips seems to be around how Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, could look so fabulous after giving birth to her baby son.
She and Prince William introduced their newborn Prince to the world on the steps of St Mary's Hospital yesterday, and Kate looked glowing as she smiled with her hair and make-up perfectly put together.
The Loose Women panelists, today being Andrea McLean, Nadia Sawalha, Janet Street-Porter and Kelly Brook, decided to look back at their own post-baby pictures, reflecting on how different they looked compared to Kate.
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(Image: ITV)
Nadia even commented that the "poor woman" more likely wanted to sit at home with a rubber ring and be left well and truly alone, rather than being paraded onto the steps of the Lindo Wing at the hospital.
So as they all showed their photos, the audience cooed and smiled as they watched images of Anne Diamond, Nadia Sawalha, Stacey Solomon and Linda Robson pass by on the big screen.
Throughout the show those without children pressed for information about the phenomenon, including Kelly Brook asking Andrea McLean whether mothers ever have a favourite child.
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(Image: ITV)
The Scottish presenter looked coy as she said: "No, you love them all equally and that's the end of that," which sparked laughter from the rest of the panelists.
Nadia also went into some details about what it's like to be the middle child, saying that her elder sister, Dina, was focused upon more by the parents while Julia, her younger sister, was spoiled rotten.
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As a result, Nadia loved being in the middle as she was "left to it" by the adults around her.
Janet, however, said having a younger sister changed everything for the worse when she realised a "tadpole" would be taking some of her parents' affection.
The panel were discussing the new Prince's place among his siblings, and the joys of growing up with siblings and giving birth to children throughout the show, with guests Nigel Farage and Jason Donovan being interviewed between.
Loose Women airs from 12.30pm weekdays on ITV.