Meghan Markle just gave birth to a baby boy - from a $200,000 baby shower to a $500,000 maternity wardrobe, here's how much her pregnancy has cost

The suite includes two floors, five bedrooms, four fireplaces, six bathrooms, two powder rooms, and Central Park views, according to Nicholl.

According to Nicholl, one of Meghan's friends owns the jet and covered the cost as a gift.

They reportedly installed a green energy unit and redesigned the nursery in an eco-friendly fashion with help from interior designer Vicky Charles, reported Jess Lester for The Sun. They used a vegan paint with rosemary oils and eucalyptus.

Meghan has been regularly receiving acupuncture by a celebrity acupuncturist at an herbal wellness center leading up to the birth, which can cost $8,113 (£6,200) for a year of 45-minute sessions, according to Lester, citing a source — and Harry reportedly joins her.

The couple has also visited Ilapothecary in Notting Hill, London, for numerology, which costs $3,297 (£2,520) for a 12-week program, Lester said.

Meghan's maternity wardrobe is worth six figures, reported Krystin Arneson for Glamour, citing research by Love the Sales' blog. It's worth noting that royals don't accept free clothes from brands.

She's spent as much on maternity clothes as she has on her entire pre-maternity wardrobe, which cost $508,000, according to UFO No More, reported Arneson.

Rooms cost up to $13,086 (£10,000) a night, reported Jess Lester of The Sun, and Meghan and Harry stayed there for three nights. They also had three bodyguards who needed their own rooms.

Heckfield Place serves food from a home farm and features a wellness spa with skincare products that can cost $170 (£130), Lester said.

The Daily Mail reported that Meghan was considering having a home birth with the help of a midwife, although a hospital birth hadn't been ruled out. Some London women are spending $2,618 (£2,000) to $6,546 (£5,000) on an independent midwife during and after labor, according to Jasmine Gardner of the Evening Standard.

Meghan reportedly planned to use the hypnobirthing technique, a form of hypnotherapy that focuses on mindfulness, during labor, according to Lester, who said Meghan hired a doula, which can cost more than for $1,701 (£1,300) for 10 one-hour sessions.

The General Register Office of England and Wales increased the price of birth certificates from $5.24 (£4) in February 2019. This means Meghan and Harry's baby will cost slightly more than Kate Middleton and Prince William's baby, according to Wendy Michaels of CheatSheet.

Male nannies are a Hollywood trend, reported Vanity Fair's Josh Duboff — Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Biel, Emily Blunt, and Britney Spears all have them.

While there's no word on how much that will cost, Kate and William's supernanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, graduated from the prestigious Norland College, which schools nannies who can earn between $36,493 and $58,552 in London. It's likely that a nanny or manny for the royal family would earn more.

To put things in perspective, tuition for Princess Charlotte's nursery school is $19,492 and Prince George's attendance through year eight at Thomas's Battersea in London is $240,767. And tuition at Eton College, where Prince Harry attended, is $55,772 a year.

That's how much Kate and Will are estimated to spend per child for two decades — way more than the $46,000 the average London family spends, according to Mark Thompson of CNN.