Meghan Markle Didn’t Fake Her First Pregnancy, Wear Prosthetic Baby Bump, Pillow

Meghan Markle was previously rumored to have faked her pregnancy. The Duchess of Sussex was also accused of wearing prosthetic baby bump to make the public believe that she was really expecting.

On the online forum site Quora, one royal fan blamed the conspiracy theories about Prince Harry’s wife’s pregnancy on her haters. She said that the bashers are incredibly naïve to believe that Markle faked her pregnancy. The truth is, the Duchess of Sussex was really pregnant, and she gave birth to Archie on May 6.

“What they don’t realize though is that while trying to tear Meghan down with every nonsense conspiracy they are also giving her immense amounts of influence and power. Influence and power enough to force the Queen, the rest of the Royal Family, ALL of the Palace staff in all the Royal households, the hospital staff and doctors and her family and friends to go along with a ruse of a fake pregnancy, while she used a surrogate (or as someone on this thread is trying to imply by saying Archie doesn’t look like his mother - an egg donor/surrogate), while she used a prosthetic belly, or pillow,” David Byrne, a follower of the royal family, said.

Royal fan Melissa Marshall said that a lot of people believe the rumors because Prince Harry and Markle were also the ones who fueled them. Firstly, they refused to release the birth certificate of their son, Archie, to the public. The royal couple didn’t also announce the names of their son’s godparents, and they opted to make Archie’s christening private.

"The official announcement from Buckingham Palace on the birth of Archie did not have any signatures of doctors who were present at the birth (as it is a tradition). Here is a comparison of both announcements at Buckingham Palace regarding the birth of Archie to Prince Harry and Meghan vs. the birth of Louis to Prince William and Catherine,” she added.