Kate Middleton Pregnant: Released From Hospital For Morning Sickness After 3-Days, Radio Host Receive Personal Information From Nurses

Kate Middleton has been released from the King Edward VII Hospital in London after suffering from an acute form of morning sickness known as, hyperemesis gravidarum. The royal walked out of the hospital with her husband and with a bouquet of yellow flowers smiling. According to the Telegraph, the Duchess of Cambridge said, "I'm feeling much better, thank you" while entering her vehicle.

Unfortunately, her morning sickness will affect her during her pregnancy. Allegedly, her hospital visit was the main reason that the royal family announced her pregnancy this early. Word had gotten out in November that Middleton would confess that she was pregnant around Christmas, but the news came a little earlier. 

During the Duchess' stay, two radio host called up the hospital pretending to be Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles and received information about her condition from nurses who were bamboozled.  Away from the media frenzy, Middleton will be heading to the Kensington Palace for more rest before making anymore appearances.