Kate and Will's fertility treat (and other royal updates)

No one is under more pressure to get pregnant thanKate Middleton. As a new princess (yes, she's going by the title now) her duty to her kingdom is to make a baby. And fast.

It all sounds like it's ripped from the pages of Rumpelstilskin, but did you see last month's wedding? There was an actual chariot with horses. Kate and Will are as close to fairy tale characters as you can get in real life, which explains why they may be using an age-old method for healthy baby-making. 

Behold the royal fruit of the womb: Brussel sprouts. According to Vanity Fair's July issue, Will pre-ordered the vegetable along with some cream cheese to theirSeychelles honeymoon villa. There's no explaining the cream cheese, but the sprouts are rich in folic acid which makes them commonly promoted as a natural pregnancy enhancer. Their detoxifying properties help maximize a mother's health and the heavy helping of folate is crucial to the development of a child's brain and nervous system.

Now everyone's a-twitter that Will and Kate are prepping for family-time. Then again the couple could really just like their greens. But really, who likes those smelly baby cabbages that much?

That's not the only golden nugget from the upcoming Vanity Fair cover story out June 6. Here's what else has been leaked from the July issue.
 

• Several unseen engagement photos by their photographer-of-choice, Mario Testino, grace the pages, including the cover shot taken soon after their November announcement.  
• Even though Kate and William have officially been titled as Duke and Duchess, Will is keeping his Prince status which means Kate has to be addressed as Princess.
• Right after they said their vows, the couple changed out of their suits and dresses and into robes so they could sit back and enjoy their own royal wedding coverage. How Malkovich is that?