Meghan Markle Not Pregnant Ahead Of Royal Wedding, Report Says

Meghan Markle is not pregnant despite reports.

The "Suits" actress will be walking down the aisle on Saturday. Just days ahead of her big day, a tabloid released a report claiming that Markle is already pregnant.

InTouch claimed that the bride-to-be is pregnant in a "wedding bombshell." An alleged source revealed that Prince Harry and Markle have been "actively trying to conceive." Some of the "Horrible Bosses" star's friends apparently believe that the future royal is already expecting a little prince or princess.

The unidentified source added that getting pregnant before marriage is against the royal family's tradition. However, Prince Harry and Markle didn't care about this.

"Harry's always been a rule-breaker and Meghan can feel her biological clock ticking, so they've already stopped using protection. They've been trying for a baby for a few months," the insider added.

According to Gossip Cop, however, the report is not true. The tabloid reported the same claim in November, and it had been proven false. Her contact also denied the rumor and said that the actress is "certainly not expecting."

In addition, there was no sight of a baby bump when Markle was spotted with Prince Harry weeks ago. Her wedding dress designer also reportedly altered her gown several times after she lost "a significant amount of weight" ahead of her wedding.

Kensington Palace declined to comment on the InTouch cover story. However, a royal staffer, who was not authorized to speak on the record, described the rumors about Markle's pregnancy as "rubbish" to exploit the high interest surrounding the upcoming royal wedding.

In related news, Markle's father announced that he will not attend the actress' nuptials after it was revealed that he agreed to stage his photos. His scandal reportedly angered Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, and Thomas Markle Sr. said that he doesn't want to embarrass the royal family and his daughter.

Markle's half-sister, Samantha Markle, took the blame for the scandal. She insisted that she suggested the idea to reinvent the image of their father in outlets and magazines.

"The bad press over my father doing staged photos is my fault. The media was unfairly making him look bad so I suggested he do positive photos for his benefit and the benefit of the royal family. We had no idea he would be taken advantage of. It was not for money @KensingtonRoyal," Samantha wrote on Twitter.

Samantha, who didn't receive an invite to Prince Harry and Markle's wedding, is very interested in witnessing the event. In fact, she was furious when she found out that she had not been invited. But she hopes that their father can still make it to Markle's special day.