Proof that Meghan faked the 4th of July photo, Archie wasn’t there

Many royal fans are questioning the authenticity of the 4th of July photo that was reported to show Archie with Harry and Meghan.

Royal reporter Neil Sean suggests that we should approach these photos with skepticism.

The mystery surrounding this began when a video shared by Stella on Twitter caught people's attention.

In the video, Harry, Meghan, and Lilibet can be seen, but Archie is noticeably absent.

Stella shared a video from Rosewood Hotel's Instagram Reel, where Harry, Meghan, and Lilibet were present, but Archie was missing.

This has led many to believe that Archie may have been photoshopped into the PR picture, as he is nowhere to be found in the video.

Additionally, Lilibet appears unhappy, possibly because she is unfamiliar with the lady holding her.

Some even argue that Lili's outfit seems staged, an attempt to mimic Charlotte.

It is unlikely that an American child would be dressed in such attire for the 4th of July, especially with knee socks and shoes.

It appears to be an attempt to create a trendsetting toddler and promote merchandise.

Twitter users who call themselves “raw fans” claim that the PR picture of Harry, Meghan, Archie, and Lili on July 4th has been manipulated.

One user, KingPopTweets, points out the presence of a specific car in the photo.

However, there is no evidence that this car participated in the July 4th, 2023 parade, according to the News & Media section of Mission Linen Supply's website.

Furthermore, a man in a green shirt in the photo is not Harry but rather someone who had their picture posted on Russian social media in 2020 and 2021.

The faces of the Montecito family are intentionally blurred in what seems to be a public relations stunt for their first family photo.

Another Twitter user claims that the same photo appeared on LiveJournal.com in 2020 and 2021, but since Lili was born in June 2021, it cannot possibly be her.

LiveJournal is a Russian-owned platform, raising further doubts about the authenticity of the photo.

Meanwhile, another netizen suggests that Archie is missing from the picture because they were holding someone else's children.

They speculate that the new and back grid would take pictures and videos, and by grabbing a random child and waving, they could create the illusion of a happy family moment.

Some Twitter users express their dissatisfaction with the quality of the photos, stating that they look distorted and strange.

They argue that if Meghan truly intends to merge the kids into the public eye, she should provide candid, clear, and endearing shots of them interacting with their parents while looking well-groomed.

Blurry photos or images that appear to have been taken by a sight-impaired mole rat using a Lego camera will not generate public interest in the children of the estranged fifth in line to the throne.

In the midst of all this, Harry has been warned about the lifelong public fascination that is expected to follow his children now that he has moved to the US.

Daniela Elsa, as reported by News.com Australia, highlights the litigious stance that Harry and Meghan have taken to protect their family's privacy.

However, Elsa suggests that this approach may require even more legal battles and offensive actions.

The previous cases against Splash and X17 in 2020 did not prevent the circulation of the recent photos of Harry and Lily.

Elsa further warns that Archie and Lilibet will be subjects of lifelong public fascination, if not obsession, particularly during their teenage and young adult years.

The intrusive presence of paparazzi will only become more prevalent in their lives.

In conclusion, doubts surround the 4th of July photo that supposedly depicted Archie with Harry and Meghan.

Many believe that the photo may have been manipulated, pointing to the absence of Archie in a video from the same day.

Additionally, concerns about the quality and authenticity of the photo have been raised by Twitter users.