Just as the due date of the famous Royal family is nearing, fans and supporters have been reportedly camping outside the hospital where Kate Middleton is scheduled to give birth to her second baby with Prince William.

Although it's still a week from the expected due date, people are starting to camp outside the Lindo Wing of the St. Mary's Hospital where Princess Middeton gave birth to Prince George in July 2013. As excited as the expectant parents may be, fans are even more excited as they are one week ahead of the two Royal couple to go to the hospital.

A lot of reports have been circulating claiming whether Middleton and Prince William's second baby will be a boy or a girl. But reportedly the royal parents to the coming baby also still doesn't know the gender. Meanwhile, for the people camping outside the hospital in anticipation of Princess Middleton's delivery of their second baby, the Palace is reportedly appreciative.

The family are said to be "hugely grateful for the warm wishes they have received from people throughout the UK and indeed around the world over the last few months," the statement said of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

"They know that people are excited that Prince George will soon have a little brother or sister and it means a great deal to them that so many will be celebrating this important moment for their family," the statement continued.

As excited everyone is, it has been reported that the people are requested to wait outside the Lindo Wing in an orderly and peaceful fashion. There have been reported incidents where the people are said to be stopping vehicles from passing by.

The parking restrictions placed near the wing are said to be in place until April 30 to keep everything in the hospital fully functional despite the rave of people coming and going to see the Lindo Wing.