Recently, Meghan and Harry were spotted at a local club, with photos taken through a steel fence revealing Harry's red and angry face during a conversation with his wife. He silently drank one beer after another, while waiters worked diligently to maintain the peace.
Finally, it seemed Prince Harry was gathering the courage to walk away as he stood up, but the effects of alcohol proved too much. According to a reliable source, the reason behind Harry's anger during the conversation with his wife was Thomas revealing that Meghan had secretly frozen her eggs. Thomas stated, "Bottom line, I know for a fact she froze her eggs to try to come back, and she went back to get her eggs. I assume she's already had Archie."
Additionally, Megan had spent two months in Canada in November before announcing her pregnancy in February. This timing, combined with rumors of a fertility clinic in Canada, raised questions. Samantha also claimed that their father, Thomas Markle, had verified the receipt of frozen eggs in Los Angeles in July, which doesn't align with Archie's supposed birth timeline. Some speculate that alternative reproductive methods may have been used, and Megan's secrecy about it raises concerns, especially among feminists who oppose commercial surrogacy.
Deceiving the public is one thing, but deceiving the inner circle of the Monarchy could have significant consequences for the legal line of succession. Lady C, a well-known figure with insights into royal matters, has raised questions about these allegations. She suggests that Megan's actions could have legal consequences, given her knowledge of the law and her ability to navigate its limits.
Experts also believe that Prince Harry may return to the UK swiftly if his marriage to Meghan Markle breaks down. British political expert Chris Mullen has made allegations against Meghan, comparing her behavior to a coup during her time in the royal family. He even warned that living in California might leave her feeling tired. These allegations coincide with similar views expressed by Meghan's sister, Samantha Markle, who mentioned the couple's need for extensive counseling and raised doubts about the longevity of their marriage.
