Royal mash-up: How Kate's baby will look?

Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge's royal baby has been making headlines ever since the news of their pregnancy broke out earlier this week.

Now, a popular website 'Morph Thing' creator Charanjeet Kondal has taken the Duke and Duchess' unique features and morphed them to form images of what the royal couple's child and heir could look like after its birth in about six months' time.

In the morphed images, incidentally, the male child resembles Kate, while the female child looks more like Prince William.

Charanjeet, from Birmingham, was quoted by the website as saying: "On each image focal features like the nose, eyes, mouth and eyebrows are taken and combined to find an average between them

"That average is then taken from both images and then that average is combined to create the final image.

"I am quite excited to see if my system prediction is right and I wish the couple all the best."

The royal couple married got married in April 2011 and have always claimed that they both wanted to start a family of their own quite soon.

Kate is currently suffering from a rare pregnancy condition known as Hyperemesis gravidarum which causes severe vomiting during pregnancy.

The severity of the vomiting can cause dehydration, weight loss and a build-up of toxins in the blood or urine called ketosis.

The Duchess was admitted in King Edward VII Hospital and spent three nights there before being discharged. 

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