Notably, Lady C has been careful to use the term "legal mother" rather than "biological mother" when discussing Meghan's relationship with the children. This distinction is crucial because being the legal mother doesn't necessarily mean being the biological one, as it applies to adoptive parents as well.
Recent rumors have emerged suggesting that Archie and Lily might face difficulties gaining admission to school due to concerns surrounding their birth and immunization records provided by Meghan Markle. In California, where the family resides, strict vaccination laws mandate that all children be immunized before attending school, except in cases involving health-related exceptions.
Meghan allegedly informed the school that Archie's birth certificate was sealed by the palace. However, this claim doesn't align with California's laws, where birth certificate records are not typically sealed for privacy reasons.
Meghan is now faced with the task of producing Archie and Lily's legitimate birth certificates and medical records or considering homeschooling as an alternative. The complexities surrounding their birth certificates, including name changes and alterations, have caused confusion. Lady Colin Campbell sheds light on one such alteration that changed Meghan's name from "Rachel Meghan" to "HRH The Duchess of Sussex" just 11 days after Archie's birth—a detail often overlooked but with significant implications.
The speculation regarding the possibility of surrogacy in Meghan's pregnancies is not new, and some evidence points in that direction. Should Harry and Meghan divorce, the need for absolute DNA proof to determine the children's paternity becomes crucial, even if they are not biologically Meghan's.
Lady Colin Campbell emphasizes that if the children were indeed born of a surrogate, they deserve protection and should not be made to bear the brunt of their parents' lies and deceptions.
Harry and Meghan have a duty to their children, the public, and the royal family to address these speculations and clear up any doubts. Lady C argues that it's imperative for all parties involved to put this matter to rest with a simple declaration, as continued speculation could harm the children as they grow older.
She reminds us that Harry himself has expressed distress over speculations about his parentage in the past, emphasizing the importance of protecting children from such uncertainties.
