We are mere weeks away from another royal baby, and there's been so much information about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's first child for us to keep up with. Is it a boy? Is it a girl? Is it American?! We know you have questions, which is why we've rounded up all the details we have about Baby Sussex so far. Keep reading for everything you've wanted to know (seriously, everything!) about Meghan and Harry's bundle of joy.

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While it was originally revealed that Meghan's due date would be sometime in Spring 2019, the duchess has dropped a few more specific clues about it during her recent royal appearances.

Both Harry and Meghan have stayed mum about the baby's sex, but along with the due date, we've gotten a handful of hints. What's most important is that, either way, it'll be a feminist.

Meghan and Harry are set to relocate to their new home at Frogmore Cottage before the baby arrives, which could affect where she gives birth — as well as the amount of postbirth fanfare.

If you're confused about the UK's complicated citizenship rules, don't worry: all you need to know is that Meghan and Harry's little one will be making history just by being born.

Choosing godparents for a royal baby is pretty serious business. Even though Prince William and Kate Middleton seem like obvious choices for the honor, there's another high-profile celebrity couple who could be selected for the job, too.

Like choosing godparents, naming a royal baby involves much consideration. Meghan has admitted to having "a long list" — but will she and Harry choose something original, or go with a classic?

Meghan's schedule hasn't slowed down very much since announcing her pregnancy back in October, but as her due date approaches, she's planning to cut back, kick her feet up, and relax.

The line of succession to the British throne is longer than your last Target receipt. Find out where Meghan and Harry's baby will fit in.

Ah, the peerage system: whether or not Meghan and Harry's first child earns a title could come down to a combination of tradition and history — not to mention the queen's blessing.

Probably, but it's still worth wondering whether or not Harry and Meghan's child will have a traditional royal family education.

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