She shared heartwarming photos of her precious newborn son, peacefully asleep in a cozy Moses blanket adorned with a blue and white nautical theme. Notably, a birth announcement for George Ronnie Brooksbank was briefly leaked on Twitter the previous night, sparking a lively discussion among royal fans.
This incident drew comparisons to Archie, Megan and Harry's child, whose birth certificate didn't bear the Queen's signature, raising questions about its authenticity. The absence of the Queen's signature on Archie's certificate was particularly perplexing because she traditionally signed every birth announcement during her reign, spanning the long history of the monarchy.
Furthermore, it's worth mentioning that Archie's birth certificate differed from those of other royals in several ways. While the date, time of birth, and announcement were handwritten on the Royal certificates, Archie's details appeared to be typed. This anomaly led many to speculate that Archie's birth records were unlike those of other royal family members.
A striking contrast was drawn when considering the locations of birth. The Sussex children were born at the Portland Hospital, while the Cambridges were born at St. Mary's. Princesses Beatrice and Eugene were also born at the Portland Hospital, and their birth announcements were signed just like any other royal birth. The lack of a signature on Archie's certificate was indeed peculiar and raised questions about the circumstances surrounding his birth.
The uniqueness of Archie's situation may be attributed to the fact that obstetricians and gynecologists may have been hesitant to put their names on the document, perhaps due to unusual circumstances or conditions surrounding Megan's pregnancy. This mystery only deepened as discrepancies in the birth certificates of the Sussex children were noticed.
Harry shed some light on the situation by explaining that Megan's advanced maternal age and the use of epidurals during her pregnancies likely played a role. He recounted that Megan was not allowed to leave the bed unassisted for 6 to 8 hours after receiving an epidural due to liability concerns. Therefore, the possibility of her having two epidurals and leaving the hospital just two hours after giving birth seemed highly improbable.
Lastly, Harry alluded to an incident where he ran out of laughing gas and, for some reason, blamed Megan for the shortage. It was suggested that this may have been a mischievous cover-up in the delivery room. Hospitals typically do not publicly announce miscarriages, allowing families to handle such events privately and, if they wish, have a burial ceremony.
