As someone who’s been following the royals for years, I have to say that 2025 has started with some extraordinary developments. The mainstream media is finally asking the questions many of us have been raising for years about those mysterious births—and now, reportedly, even King Charles is getting involved.
Think about it: we’ve seen all these peculiar inconsistencies over the years. First, there was the baffling situation with the birth announcements. Every single royal birth announcement in modern history has included the signatures of the attending physicians. It’s not just tradition—it’s protocol. Look at Princess Catherine’s deliveries: clear documentation, named doctors, everything transparent and proper.
But with Archie? Complete mystery. First, they said he was born at Frogmore Cottage. Then, suddenly, oops—it was the Portland Hospital. The story kept changing, and those all-important doctor signatures were nowhere to be found. It’s unprecedented.
And let’s discuss those pregnancy photos that had everyone scratching their heads. We’ve all seen pregnant women—I mean, seriously, have you ever seen a heavily pregnant woman in a skintight dress doing a full squat with her knees together? The physical impossibilities just keep piling up.
Here’s where it gets really interesting. The Portland Hospital’s own doctor documentation states clearly that after an epidural, patients must stay at least six hours after catheter removal. Yet, according to Harry himself, they were home within two hours. Something’s not adding up here, folks. The timeline inconsistencies are staggering.
Remember that whole fiasco with the Portland Hospital announcement? And then there’s Trevor’s revelation about Meghan’s previous medical history—that certainly raised some eyebrows.
What’s truly fascinating is that the palace has apparently never received the proper documentation for either child. And now, sources say King Charles is supporting an investigation into this matter. This isn’t just about gossip—this is about the line of succession to the British throne.
You know what’s particularly telling? Harry’s recent comments about his security case. He’s basically suggesting that if he doesn’t get his way with security, he won’t bring the children to the UK. Interesting timing, wouldn’t you say? Just as questions about birth documentation are reaching a fever pitch.
Now we’re hearing reports that Parliament is quietly requesting documentation that should have been provided years ago. These aren’t just administrative details—they’re legal requirements for anyone in the line of succession.
Let’s be real here: this isn’t about being anti-Harry or anti-Meghan. This is about transparency and adherence to protocol. Every other royal has followed these procedures without issue. Catherine has done it three times—everything documented, everything above board.
Speaking of Catherine, isn’t it remarkable how differently she’s handled everything? Always graceful, always following protocol, always putting duty first. The contrast couldn’t be more stark. While we’re seeing all these questions swirling around Archie and Lilibet’s births, every single one of Catherine’s children’s births was meticulously documented.
And let’s talk about that infamous Oprah interview. Remember how Meghan claimed they were secretly married three days before the public wedding? That turned out to be completely false. So, why should we believe anything else without proper documentation?
The timing of Harry’s recent media appearances is fascinating. Just as these questions about birth documentation are gaining traction, suddenly he’s everywhere—talking about security and his personal mission to return to the UK. But here’s what’s really interesting: he’s trying to make it sound like it’s all about his father not helping him enough. Classic deflection, if you ask me.
You know what really gets me? The way they’re using these children—real or not—as leverage. “Oh, the King has only met Lilibet once.” Well, whose fault is that? They’re the ones who chose to leave, chose to attack the family, chose to make outrageous demands.
And let’s discuss those mysterious photos of Archie and Lilibet. Have you noticed how we barely see their faces? When we do, it’s always in carefully controlled, highly edited images. Compare that to William and Catherine’s children: natural, unforced moments, regular updates. The difference is night and day.
The pressure is mounting. Now, sources say Parliament is asking questions, the media is finally picking up the story, and even King Charles apparently wants answers. It’s about time. The British monarchy isn’t just some celebrity club—it’s an institution with rules and protocols that exist for very good reasons.
Think about it: if these children weren’t actually born to Meghan, that would explain so much—the inconsistent pregnancy photos, the changing birth stories, the missing documentation, the reluctance to bring them to the UK. It all starts to make sense.
What’s particularly interesting is how Harry and Meghan respond whenever these questions come up. Instead of simply providing the documentation—which would instantly silence all critics—they deflect, they attack, they play the victim card. It’s always about racism, or media harassment, or family betrayal—never about simply answering straightforward questions.
And now we’re seeing this pattern again with Harry’s latest interviews. He’s trying to make it all about security, about his father not intervening with the government. But here’s what I think—and this is just my opinion based on years of following this saga—he’s setting up his excuses. When he doesn’t bring the children to the UK, he’ll blame it on security issues rather than face questions about birth documentation.
The really sad part in all this is how it affects the working royals. While William and Catherine are out there every day serving the public, this constant drama keeps overshadowing their work. But you know what? The British public isn’t fooled. Support for William and Catherine remains strong, while Harry and Meghan’s popularity in the UK has plummeted.
Let’s talk about King Charles for a moment. Sources say he’s finally backing an investigation into this matter—and honestly, it’s about time. As king, he has a responsibility to protect the integrity of the succession. This isn’t about family drama—it’s about the fundamental principles that govern the monarchy.
You know what’s fascinating? The legal implications of all this. If these children aren’t biologically Meghan’s, or if proper documentation can’t be provided, their place in the line of succession could be questioned. That’s not just gossip—that’s constitutional law.
The more you look into this, the more questions arise. Why did they insist on such secrecy around the births? Why haven’t they provided the documentation that every other royal has provided without issue? Why do they react so defensively to perfectly reasonable questions?
And now, with mainstream media finally picking up on these questions, Harry and Meghan seem to be in panic mode. The interviews, the sudden interest in returning to the UK, the threats about security—it all feels like a desperate attempt to control the narrative.
But you know what? The truth has a way of coming out eventually. And if what many of us suspect turns out to be true, this could be the biggest royal scandal in modern history—bigger than the abdication, bigger than any of the divorces or tell-all interviews.
Remember, this isn’t just about Harry and Meghan anymore. This is about the integrity of the British monarchy, about proper documentation, about following the same rules that every other member of the royal family follows without complaint.
If these questions aren’t answered soon, the pressure is only going to increase. The British public deserves answers, the monarchy deserves answers, and most importantly, the truth needs to come out—for the sake of constitutional integrity.
So, keep watching this space, my friends. I have a feeling we’re going to see some major developments in this story very soon. The facade is cracking, the questions are mounting, and even King Charles apparently wants answers now. And you know what? That’s exactly as it should be.
Because at the end of the day, this isn’t about celebrity drama or family feuds. This is about the future of the British monarchy and the integrity of its succession.
