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Days away from giving birth, Meghan Markle is reportedly considering breaking one more royal tradition by skipping the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital, and opting for a midwife-led birth at her and Prince Harry’s Frogmore Cottage home.

While a hospital birth hasn’t been ruled out, since Markle is 37 and this is her first child, many people advocate for home births, including many of your favorite stars. Click through to see who gave birth at home.

▲Of the star's three daughters, one was born naturally at home.

▲Despite all the hubbub about her pregnant Vanity Fair cover shoot with Annie Leibovitz, many didn't hear that the actress had all three of her children at home.

▲The model is famously active in promoting natural births, and her and Tom Brady's children were born in the comfort of her home. She said that she felt peaceful and was surrounded by love.

▲"He was born on the bathroom floor," Newton said about her son Booker. "There was a time when everybody had their babies at home and it wasn't such a big deal," she told Today.

▲The hilarious actress didn't plan to give birth at home, but she ended up having a home birth because the baby came out "really fast."

▲The model had both of her kids at home, accompanied by her husband, a midwife, and a nurse.

▲The actress gave birth to her daughter Liv at home. Moore has also donated money to an organization which encourages home births.

▲Brandon Thomas and Dylan Jagger Lee were both born at home and in water.

▲The singer had a natural home birth in late March 2019, which she called "the absolute hardest yet most powerful thing I’ve ever done."

▲The 'How I Met Your Mother' star had a drug-free home birth, assisted by a midwife and doula, for her first child, Satyana.

▲'The Big Bang Theory' actress is passionate about home birth, and her oldest child even helped to cut the umbilical cord after giving birth to their newest sibling at home.

▲The Oscar-winning actress had a home water birth in New York for her daughter, Agnes Lark.

▲The singer gave birth to her three children at home, and has worked as a midwife and doula herself. She jokes that her patients call her 'Erykah Ba-Doula'!

▲The actress opted for a home birth, and endured 30 hours of labor!

▲After she gave birth in 2013, Evan Rachel Wood took to Twitter to thank Ricki Lake for her documentary 'The Business of Being Born,' as it showed her that she could have a natural home birth, "which my son & I are now forever grateful for."

▲Jackson Blue McDermott caused his mom a lot of trouble: the actress gave birth at home, and was in labor for nearly 24 hours.

▲The actress gave birth to her daughter Zoë, with rock star Lenny Kravitz, at their home in 1988, and nearly two decades later she did it again with her and Jason Momoa's daughter Lola.

▲The 'Desperate Housewives' star stayed at home to give birth, with the support of her husband, William H. Macy.

▲The Brazilian model, married to businessman Guy Oseary, gave birth to her third child, Levi, at home.

▲A self-described "hippie mum," this singer gave birth to her daughter at home, with the help of midwives.

▲The actress from 'The Office' gave birth to one of her daughters naturally at home, helped by a midwife. Her eldest daughter was also present for the birth of her baby sister.

▲Kelly Preston, John Travolta's wife, gave birth to the couple's first two children at home.

▲'Girls' actress Gaby Hoffmann gave birth to her daughter Rosemary in her home.

▲The singer had a natural birth in her bedroom, which took over 24 hours.

▲Actress Joely Fisher decided to have a home birth so that she could be surrounded by family and friends.

▲Woody Harrelson's wife, Laura Louie, gave birth to the couple's daughters from the privacy of their home.

▲The English TV presenter is a huge advocate of home births. She gave birth to all three of her children at home, each attended by the same midwife.

▲Queen Elizabeth II gave birth to Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward at the Buckingham Palace. The Royal Midwife, Sister Helen Rowe, attended each birth.

▲And there are so many to break! Check out the bizarre traditions that surround royal baby births.