According to the passage, the couple asserted that this time around, it was slightly easier, being away from the chaos and stress that surrounded their lives before. They calmly drove to the hospital with their bodyguards, who brought them food from In-N-Out Burgers and fajitas from a local Mexican restaurant. They savored the meal, danced with joy in the hospital room, and felt an overwhelming sense of love.
However, investigative reporters looked into the Mexican restaurant mentioned in the passage, called Chorizo and Coquina, located near Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital. The restaurant owner confirmed that on June 4th, 2021, the day mentioned in the passage, the restaurant was actually closed for renovations. This raises questions about the authenticity of the account.
Moreover, critics find it hard to believe that a woman about to give birth would be allowed to eat greasy Mexican fajitas, especially during labor. Medical experts and residents have pointed out that hospitals typically restrict food intake for laboring mothers to avoid complications and accidents.
Some have also expressed skepticism about the lavish details in the birth story, such as dining on takeout food before reaching the hospital. In reality, most hospitals follow strict guidelines, providing only light fluids and glucose to the laboring mother.
The passage has raised doubts and criticisms, adding to the ongoing controversy surrounding Meghan Markle's experiences during pregnancy and birth.
