Meghan Markle’s Second Baby May Arrive ‘Before 2020 Ends,’ Bookies Claim
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Meghan Markle’s possible second pregnancy continues to be a topic for discussion until today.
In fact, bookies Ladbrokes already suspended their betting on the Duchess of Sussex giving birth in 2020 due to the flurry of bets. Prior to the suspension, the odds of Prince Harry’s wife giving birth to her second child next year were already at 4/6.
Ladbrokes spokesperson Alex Apati told Express that it is very obvious that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex want to grow their family very soon. As such, they will no longer take bets on the baby’s possible arrival.
This week, speculations about the “Suits” alum second pregnancy heightened after an onlooker claimed that Prince Harry and Markle went to a Berkshire pub with their son Archie.
While there, Prince Harry was spotted drinking pints of beer, but Markle stuck with drinking water. As such, royal fans were convinced that this is a tell-tale sign that the former Hollywood actress is pregnant with her second child.
But it is also important to note that Markle just gave birth to her first child on May 6. This means that Prince Harry’s wife may still be breastfeeding Archie. If this is the case, Markle cannot drink alcohol.
Some royal fans and experts are also convinced that Markle might not have another baby ever again. After all, she is already 38 years old. But Prince Harry also previously said that he and his wife want to have a maximum of two children.
Meanwhile, the onlooker also told The Sun that Archie didn’t make a fuss while his parents were enjoying their time at the pub.
“They were on a table with, I presume, a private secretary. Meghan was cradling Archie most of the time… The little lad was as good as gold, I didn’t hear him cry once while he was there. No other customers recognized them… The staff clearly knew who they were but kept the service low-key,” the onlooker said.
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