However, a source, who remains unnamed, had earlier claimed that on Archie's birthday last year, netizens suspected that his photos had been manipulated using Photoshop. Allegations surfaced, suggesting that Meghan had faked Archie's birth and employed a surrogate to carry him.
One particular photo circulating online, believed to be of baby Archie Harrison, was later revealed to be fake. The image showed an adorable baby with red hands posing on a bed, wrapped in a green blanket, and was shared on a Twitter page claiming to belong to Prince Harry and Meghan, despite the couple never announcing an official Twitter account.
While speculations and doubts persisted about Archie's existence and whereabouts, some wondered why Meghan and Harry rarely shared pictures of him, leading to further suspicion. Although the royal family confirmed Archie's existence, they haven't provided much additional information about him.
Regarding another curious incident, there were rumors of a CNN reporter, a friend of Meghan, whose child was allegedly used for a video clip during the interview with Oprah Winfrey. After research, a photo of the reporter with her family and son Gavin surfaced, and some remarked on the child's resemblance to Archie. However, it is important to refrain from involving innocent children in such discussions.
The controversy surrounding Archie and his life has become a point of contention, with various opinions circulating about his true existence and living situation. While some believe Meghan and Harry are hiding Archie, others point to evidence supporting his presence.
It is essential to treat such rumors and speculations with caution and respect the privacy of individuals involved. Until concrete evidence emerges, it remains important to separate fact from speculation and avoid engaging in unfounded accusations.
