Royal Family Attends King Power Royal Charity Polo Day: Suspicions Arise Over Meghan’s Baby

The King Power Royal Charity Polo Day on Wednesday, July 10, became a memorable family event for the British royal family.

Princes William and Harry were both participating in the polo match, and they were joined by the Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Sussex, along with their respective families, to support them.

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, brought her children George, Charlotte, and Louis, while the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, made her first public appearance with baby Archie.

However, doubts have been raised about the existence of Meghan's baby during the polo match.

Many experts and real mothers have come forward to reveal details that seem to prove Meghan does not have a real baby.

Catherine, who was also present at the event, spoke out about this issue during a polo match that Harry played in the previous summer.

Meghan was supposed to stay at home, but she decided to attend when she heard that one of Harry's old flames would be there.

She arrived wearing a large dark green tent dress and carried a doll throughout the day.

The doll never moved or cried, and Meghan didn't use a stroller or have any baby essentials like a hat or a baby bag.

She didn't feed the baby or change its diaper, and she didn't allow anyone else to touch it.

While she paraded up and down the sidelines, trying to appear as a natural mother, those around her were clearly skeptical.

According to an anonymous source close to Catherine, the rumors about Meghan's baby doll are gaining more credibility.

The source revealed that the doll is highly realistic but not an actual baby.

It is commonly used as a prop in films.

The source emphasized that newborns look different from the doll Meghan carried.

Newborns have colored cheeks, uneven pigmentation on their skin, baby fat on their face, and wrinkles from fat folds.

The doll lacked all of these characteristics.

It was evident even without zooming in on the photos from the polo match that there was no real baby present, only a doll.

The absence of any movement, crying, or need for care from the baby raised suspicions.

A real mother would have adjusted the baby's position as it became heavy.

It appears to be the same reborn doll that Meghan used when she was seen walking two dogs while carrying a baby in a strap-on carrier, where the baby seemed to be falling out of the side.

The main concern is that if these children were not born from Meghan's body, they are not entitled to any royal titles.

Many people agree that if Meghan's children are indeed fake, it would be an appalling fraud.

Having given birth to three children herself, Kate reflected on how she always had her hands around or on her baby bump.

She finds it unnatural to see photos of Meghan pregnant without any such gestures.

Kate believes that both Harry and Meghan should be held accountable for this fraud.

She also questions the motives behind such deceitful actions and suggests that there may be a mental illness involved.

In addition to the suspicions surrounding the baby, Meghan's behavior has also drawn attention.

She flew alone to New York City in early September to watch the United States Tennis Open, leaving her supposedly breastfeeding baby at home.

Photos of her watching Serena Williams in the family seat showed her looking far from a worried mother expressing milk.

Instead, she appeared disheveled, talking to herself, and behaving strangely.

The Williams family ignored her after pleading with her not to attend, possibly attributing her presence to Serena's subsequent loss.

The doubts surrounding Meghan's baby and her questionable actions continue to raise concerns and cast a shadow over the authenticity of her motherhood.

As more details emerge, the public awaits further clarification from the royal family regarding these perplexing circumstances.