Meghan, aged 41, was recently photographed near her California home, marking her first appearance since the termination of her deal.
Notably absent from the sighting were her husband and their two children, Archie, aged 4, and Lilibet, aged 2.
Sources have emerged suggesting that Princess Eugenie holds crucial information that could shed light on the alleged fake pregnancies and non-existent children of Meghan and her husband.
According to these sources, the baby pictures of Archie circulating online are actually images of baby Harry at different stages of his life.
Furthermore, it is claimed that the toddler depicted as Archie is in fact toddler August, the son of Princess Eugenie.
In a similar vein, the famous pictures of Lilibet are said to be a composite of two images, with baby Harry’s face superimposed onto baby August’s body.
These allegations suggest that there are no biological children belonging to Meghan and her husband, whether through surrogacy or otherwise.
The claims continue, asserting that any children seen with Meghan and her husband during photo opportunities are either borrowed or rented lookalikes.
This purportedly explains the lack of close-up shots and the reliance on distant angles.
The couple’s credibility has been called into question, as they have repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to perpetuate their own deceptive narrative.
Princess Eugenie, who is believed to be involved in this alleged deception, should be subjected to thorough questioning by KC3 (presumably a reference to a relevant authority) in order to uncover the entire truth.
It has been quite some time since the public has seen any new photographs of Meghan’s children.
The only recent image released was an old, photoshopped picture of Lilibet shared by WME agents, seemingly under Meghan’s instructions, to celebrate her birthday.
The origin of these new pictures of Lily remains unknown.
Curiously, it has been noted that Meghan and her husband consistently assert that both Archie and Lilibet have red hair.
This claim has led to suspicions, especially as Christmas and birthday cards featuring the children have been edited to intensify the redness of their hair.
This peculiar obsession with hair color has raised eyebrows among observers.
It is reminiscent of Prince Harry’s inability to accept his own baldness and his tendency to wear hats.
Similarly, Meghan’s alleged frequent visits to a plastic surgeon’s office suggest an unwillingness to accept the physical attributes of their children.
It appears that they are striving for a certain image that aligns with their own expectations rather than embracing their children’s unique qualities.
In the past, Meghan has faced accusations of child abuse and neglect, with some suggesting that she may be taken to court over these allegations.
Recently, a new picture of Harry and the two children surfaced on Twitter.
In the photo, the back of Lilibet’s head appears brown, while Archie’s face is blurred, revealing his bushy brown curly hair.
Given that Meghan has brunette hair and her husband is a pale ginger, it is unusual for them to have two red-haired children.
This has led to speculation about the authenticity of their claims, even delving into the realm of possible fake pregnancies.
It is worth questioning whether the couple believes that by explaining the pattern of George V’s letters and sharing a discreet photo of a less conventionally attractive ginger child, they can entice American readers to engage with their narrative.
Such tactics are viewed by some as a means of generating revenue without providing substantial content.
One Quora user, going by the name Jenny Dot, suggested that the surrogate initially carried twins but experienced complications, resulting in an emergency c-section for one of the babies.
