Meghan Markle’s Alleged Fake Pregnancy: The Shocking Revelation

In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle's ex-husband, Trevor Engelson, seems to be hinting at the possibility of exposing her alleged crimes.

Although they were married for only two years, their relationship spanned almost a decade.

Having lived with Meghan for eight years, Trevor may hold valuable information about her true nature.

However, he has chosen to remain silent, not wanting to ruin her life.

But recent developments suggest that he is determined to put an end to rumors surrounding Meghan's third pregnancy.

Meghan Markle, known for her role as Rachel Zane in the hit TV show “Suits,” has been a controversial figure ever since she married Prince Harry.

While I personally disliked her acting skills, I was even more appalled when she seemingly deceived Harry into matrimony.

Admittedly, I did not pay much attention to the Sussexes, but the headlines I came across made me sick.

One recurring criticism was Meghan's constant touching of her pregnant belly.

Although I didn't delve into the articles, I couldn't help but notice discussions surrounding her pregnancies, including theories of surrogacy and even claims that her children do not exist.

Some individuals went to great lengths to deconstruct photographs of Meghan's baby bump, sharing videos featuring lifelike dolls and engaging in discussions about something called a “moonbump.”

Curiosity got the better of me, leading me to research the term and its significance.

To my surprise, the arguments presented in favor of Meghan faking her pregnancies were both compelling and damning.

The online community's thorough research and analytical skills left little room for doubt.

However, one question lingered in my mind: How could Harry not have noticed the moonbump?

The answer, it seems, lies in Harry's own character.

He was not tricked or deceived by Meghan, nor is he solely mentally ill.

In fact, Harry has revealed himself to be a dishonest, spiteful, and bitter individual.

His actions have shown him to be a jealous, destructive, and untrustworthy man.

Far from being an innocent victim, he actively participated in the deceit, as I previously commented.

With this new perspective, the allegations of surrogacy and the existence of a moonbump appear all the more plausible.

Harry's true nature has been laid bare, exposing his plotting, lying, and backstabbing tendencies.

It is no wonder that many now believe Meghan's pregnancies were a charade orchestrated by both of them.

According to a source close to Meghan and Harry, the Duchess of Sussex is reportedly pregnant with their third child, a development that has taken everyone by surprise.

The couple intends to share the good news with their fans and friends once Meghan enters her second trimester.

However, this revelation has sparked yet another wave of conspiracy theories.

Critics argue that if Meghan were truly pregnant, she would have shown considerable weight gain at six months, along with other physical changes such as facial swelling and leg swelling.

These skeptics find it hard to believe the authenticity of the pregnancy, further fueling the controversy surrounding Meghan.

While it is important to note that there is nothing wrong with using a surrogate or facing difficulties in conceiving, it is undeniably unethical to deceive so many people.

The British public, and indeed the world, deserve transparency and honesty from their public figures.

As the debate continues, it remains to be seen whether Trevor Engelson will change his mind and shed light on Meghan's alleged crimes.

Perhaps his actions will bring some much-needed clarity to the royal family and the United Kingdom, relieving the exhaustion caused by Rachel Zane's ongoing controversies.