Prince Harry was spotted at the London Marathon on Sunday despite claims it was wife Meghan Markle's due date.
The birth of the couple's first child is expected shortly but that didn't stop the Duke of Sussex from showing up at the London Marathon to give the runners his support.
There was speculation that Sunday was the Duchess of Sussex's due date but her husband's appearance at the London event seems to have put that to bed.
The couple have kept plans for the birth of their baby private and said they would be "celebrating privately as a new family" after the birth.
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Harry was at the London Marathon to meet volunteers, watch the runners and present medals to the marathon and wheelchair winners, including victors in the World Para Athletics World Championship Marathon.
He was pictured shaking hands and posing for photos with volunteers and some of the 40,000 athletes who took part in the race.
The Prince's visit to the London Marathon was not announced in advance.
Prince William, who is on a visit of New Zealand, was asked earlier whether there was any sign of the royal baby.
He joked that well-wishers would know before he did. He said while patting his pockets: "I haven't got my phone on me - I have no idea. You guys will find out before I do at this rate."
On his trip to New Zealand, the Duke of Cambridge has paid tribute to the victims of the mosque terror attacks in Christchurch.
