The reason Meghan Markle being referred to as the "Princess of the United Kingdom" while not being a British citizen was also addressed by Lady C.
She explained that Meghan's title is derived from her marriage to a prince, which confers upon her the status of a princess. This connection was further clarified by Lady C when she referred to Archie's birth certificate, which officially designates Meghan as the "Princess of the United Kingdom." This is consistent with the customary way royal birth certificates are issued, and it doesn't imply her British citizenship, which she does not possess.
The controversy surrounding Meghan Markle's pregnancies was also discussed in the video. Some have alleged that Meghan used a "moon bump" or a fake pregnancy bump, a claim brought into the public eye by Sarah Vine, a prominent British journalist. The term "moon bump" is used to describe the alleged use of a prosthetic or pillow beneath clothing to simulate pregnancy.
Critics have scrutinized Meghan's physical appearance, noting changes in her body size and shape, raising suspicions about the authenticity of her pregnancies. Some have speculated that Meghan's desire to portray herself as the natural birth mother of both Archie and Lilibet in the Netflix series might not align with the facts.
The suggestion that Meghan had her embryos frozen during her time on the TV show "Suits" has been put forward as a potential reason for her choice to use a surrogate. Furthermore, a ballet dancer with a trained eye observed that Meghan exhibited physical movements inconsistent with a genuine pregnancy, leading to the belief that she used a surrogate.
These allegations and speculations have fueled ongoing debate about Meghan's pregnancies, and it remains a topic of interest among royal enthusiasts and observers.
