Harry and Meghan Attend Katy Perry’s Las Vegas Show Without Kids

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, also known as the Sussexes, were seen at Katy Perry's final Las Vegas residency show over the weekend.

The couple enjoyed the Saturday night performance at Resorts World Theatre in Sin City, leaving their children, Archie and Lilibet, at home.

Katy Perry's fiancé, Orlando Bloom, was also in attendance and had their daughter, Daisy Dove, perched on his shoulders.

It was a night filled with music and joy, as Katy expressed her love for her child and even danced with Daisy Dove while performing on stage.

However, it seems that there is some tension between Meghan and Katy, as reports suggest that their children have never met and may never have the opportunity to do so.

Both Meghan and Katy are mothers to two-year-old girls, but sources dismiss the idea of playdates for their children in the future.

It appears that the relationship between the two women is not as close as some might assume.

The absence of their children at public events has raised questions and speculation.

Some rumors suggest that Archie and Lilibet may not actually exist, fueled by the amount of time the Sussexes spend away from their children.

Vacations, attending concerts, and dining with billionaires have all contributed to this speculation.

An incident recounted by an author who visited Meghan and Harry at their residence added to the speculation, as Lilibet allegedly looked at her parents as if they were strangers.

Adding more fuel to the fire, comparisons have been made between Archie and a young boy named Gavin, the son of one of Meghan's friends.

Similarly, pictures have circulated comparing Lilibet to a little girl named Harford, the daughter of another acquaintance of Meghan's named Stassie Schroer.

These comparisons have only intensified the doubts surrounding the existence of the Sussexes' children.

Furthermore, Meghan and Harry have faced criticism for their PR tactics.

They released a blurry picture of Archie and Lilibet after Halloween, but it was later revealed that the photo was not of their own family.

Accusations of calculated PR stunts have been made, suggesting that the couple is trying to maintain their image as a normal family.

However, experts argue that these efforts only further highlight their hypocrisy.

PR expert Laura Perks explained that the Sussexes have built a reputation that they cannot escape from.

The media and the public will always have a perception of their decisions and intentions.

The recent outing with their children was seen by some as an attempt to portray themselves as a normal family, but others view it as a disguised PR stunt.

It seems that Meghan and Harry want to stay away from the spotlight, yet they also want their family life captured by photographers, which raises questions about their true intentions.

In the end, it appears that the Sussexes' efforts to present themselves as compassionate leaders may not be convincing to the public and the media.

Their actions often seem forced and miss the mark, leading to skepticism and doubts about their authenticity.

Despite their attempts to control their image, it seems that the Sussexes will continue to face scrutiny and speculation regarding their choices and the existence of their children.