The Duchess of Cambridge could go into labour any minute now and as royal baby excitement reaches fever pitch one man has given us a glimpse of what the bundle of joy might look like.
Software developer Charanjeet Kondal has created an image using his Morph Thing application to predict how the fourth in line to the throne could look.
If Mr Kondal's prediction is right, the child will have blonde wispy hair, dark blue eyes and a small nose when they are between two to four-years-old.
Bookmakers say that the new baby will arrive any time this week, with the reported due date of April 25 already passed.
They have also put odds on the baby being a girl named Alice.
When Prince George's birth was imminent Mr Kondal used the same software to predict, with relative accuracy, what he would look like.
Mr Kondal said: "I focus on all of the facial features of both of the parents and Morph Thing comes up with an average.
"Everything is taken to consideration – eyes, nose, jawline, and hairline – to come up with a clear picture.
"The software can be used by anyone by just putting two faces together.
"People in a couple have used it and people have played around with it to see what would happen if they married a celebrity."
Excitement is already building in Paddington as Royal super-fans wait outside St Mary's Hospital's Lindo Wing, where Kate will give birth, and preparations for the influx of national media and well-wishers began weeks ago in the area.
Originally published on the Mirror Online.
