Prince Harry thanked Meghan for their increasing family in an interview with Oprah Winfrey in March 2021, when Meghan was expecting Princess Lilibet. He mentioned that they were happy with their family of four and that having one or two children would have been fantastic.
In a previous interview with Dr. Jane Goodall for Vogue magazine in July 2019, Prince Harry had also indicated that they were contemplating a maximum of two children.
Royal experts caution against giving credence to rumors of Meghan and Harry pursuing a third child. Some even speculate that Meghan might use such narratives to stage another miscarriage and postpone court dates. Lady C, in a recent YouTube video, alluded to the royal family revealing the truth about Harry and Meghan's children in the spring of next year. Some royal fans have harbored suspicions that Meghan's pregnancies were not genuine, and there have been claims that she told ex-partners and friends that she had difficulty conceiving.
Moreover, it was suggested that Meghan had a hysterectomy in the '90s. Some have contended that Meghan, knowing the implications of admitting to in vitro fertilization (IVF) within the royal family, avoided using the term IVF despite seeking the expertise of fertility specialists and health and wellness doctors. This practice was considered unconventional in the royal family.
It's worth noting that Meghan and her ex-husband, Trevor, did not have any children during their eight-year relationship. Meghan reportedly even had a pregnancy contract with her first husband to ensure she received certain luxuries if she were to give birth to a child.
