Meghan Markle’s Pregnancy Revealed in Netflix Documentary: Controversy Surrounds Royal Couple

A new image of Meghan Markle, pregnant with her second child, has emerged from a Netflix documentary featuring Prince Harry.

The documentary, which appears to have been filmed over several months, captures Meghan with a baby bump believed to be Lilibet.

In the clip, Meghan walks towards a table where Harry is seated, while he struggles to hide his emotions.

As she places a MacBook on the table, a voiceover states that the documentary delves into themes of hatred and race.

Although it remains unclear when filming concluded, Lilibet was born in June last year, suggesting that the project was ongoing for at least several months.

The timing of the documentary is significant, as it captures Meghan's pregnancy with Lilibet, their second child.

Their first child, Archie, was born in May 2019 when the couple were still working members of the royal family.

It was only 16 months later, in September 2020, that they signed a deal with streaming giant Netflix.

Given this timeline, it is highly likely that Markle was already pregnant with Lilibet during the filming of the documentary.

However, keen-eyed viewers have noticed something peculiar in the picture – Meghan appears to be wearing a moon bump.

Speculation has arisen, with one person suggesting that the strap visible in the image could be a belly brace commonly used by older mothers who experience reduced elasticity.

Doubts have also been raised about the brightness settings of the screen, as some argue that the indentations and creases resemble those seen with a moon bump.

To clarify the matter, the individual examined other photos of pregnant women, including personal ones, and concluded that Meghan's appearance may be due to the specific undergarments worn.

Nevertheless, skepticism remains, with trust in Meghan being questioned.

In the midst of this controversy, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are now facing calls to have their royal titles revoked.

Niall Gardner, a former aide to Margaret Thatcher, has accused the couple of actively undermining the royal family and using their status for self-promotion and financial gain.

Gardner insists that stripping them of their royal titles is necessary.

He asserts, “Meghan and Harry have abused their royal status and campaigned against the British monarchy.

They should be stripped of their titles as soon as possible.”

Renowned biographer Tom Bauer has also weighed in, urging King Charles to demonstrate leadership by removing the couple's royal titles.

Bauer expresses concern about the potential damage caused by the Netflix documentary and Harry's upcoming book.

He emphasizes the need for decisive action, stating, “The Sussexes have gone too far in their pursuit of fame and fortune at the expense of the royal family.

The first step, which I believe would be widely supported, is to take away their titles.

While Harry will always be a prince by birth, Charles should announce that the royal family has severed all ties with the Sussexes.”

Royal commentator Michael Cole echoes these sentiments, suggesting that King Charles is well within his rights to remove the HRH titles from the couple.

He acknowledges the significance of such a move within royal circles, as it would signify disapproval.

Cole remarks, “It is entirely possible that the king will say enough is enough and remove their titles.

This may seem trivial to some, but in the world of royalty, it carries great weight and serves as a clear sign of disapproval.”

The controversy surrounding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry shows no signs of abating, with the call to strip them of their royal titles gaining momentum.

As the debate rages on, it remains to be seen how the royal family will respond to the couple's actions and whether King Charles will take the decisive step of severing ties with the Sussexes.