Could the Royal Baby Watch finally about to be over?
Twitter and social media are awash with rumours that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, has finally gone into labour, but the palace are remaining tight-lipped.
A Clarence House spokeswoman told HuffPost UK would not comment on the latest rumour, saying only that a formal statement would be provided when the Duchess was admitted to hospital.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge stand on the balcony of Buckingham Palace
But the denial did little to quell the Twitter storm, which saw the subject begin to trend in London.
William Hill has a girl at favourite at 4-7 with the top names Alexandra, Charlotte, Elizabeth, Diana and Victoria. They are taking odds of 5-4 for a boy with George and James favoured.
Last week four parking bays in front of the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge will give birth were suspended to accommodate her security team and visitors.
An official notice was put up by the spaces in front of the private Lindo wing of St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, announcing the parking ban between 1 - 31 July.
The private wing of the hospital is where both Princes William and Harry were born and a normal delivery package, including a one night stay costs £4,965 per night.
The world's press have been camped outside since the beginning of July, and have so far come up with a couple of ways to pass the time until the Duchess gives birth.