According to the story, these tests were supposedly conducted just days before Archie's birth in May 2019, using amniotic fluid, which is a standard DNA test performed on royal babies before their birth.
The report suggested that Prince Harry was shocked to learn that he might not be Archie's father. He initially refused to believe the results, while Meghan burst into tears upon hearing the news. A second DNA test was performed, apparently producing results that confirmed Harry as the father, thus averting a crisis.
There have been rumors and speculation among some members of the royal family that Archie might not be Prince Harry's son, and the source suggested that Meghan may have had a hand in influencing the results of the second DNA test to produce the desired outcome. However, it remains uncertain whether these rumors hold any truth.
Archie's limited interactions with his extended family have raised questions. He has mostly interacted with his maternal grandmother, Doria Ragland, while other members of the royal family, such as his cousins, aunts, uncles, and great-grandparents, have had little opportunity to spend time with him.
Megan's alleged paranoia and reluctance to expose Archie to certain family members have resulted in him having limited contact with his royal relatives. Some have questioned the reason behind Prince Harry and Meghan's decision to keep Archie out of the public eye, especially since he is unlikely to become king and could enjoy a relatively normal life.
As the summer approaches, the royal family traditionally gathers at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. However, it is reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not be joining the royal family for the summer holidays at Balmoral Castle, further distancing Archie from his extended royal relatives.
