Get ready to put on your detective hats once again because Meghan Markle’s ever-evolving fairy tale has taken another intriguing twist. This time, the spotlight is on her upcoming cooking show—a project entirely centered around her. But what’s really stirring the pot is her claim that her children, Archie and Lilibet, visited the set. Sounds like a heartwarming family moment, right? The little royals watching their mother in action, soaking up the magic of the kitchen. Except, according to reports, not a single staff member recalls seeing them there.
Royal commentator Neil Sean has revealed that no one involved in the production remembers catching a glimpse of Archie or Lilibet on set. And yet, Meghan confidently declared that her children finally got to see what “Mommy does.” One might imagine the adorable scene—Archie and Lilibet watching intently as Meghan whips up something organic and effortlessly chic. But here’s where things get puzzling: multiple production sources insist they have no recollection of the Sussex children being present. Not one.
Let’s be honest—if Meghan had actually brought her kids along, wouldn’t there have been at least a little commotion? A hint of royal security? A strategically placed paparazzi shot? Maybe even a slow-motion entrance onto the set? But alas, there was nothing. No charming toddler antics, no mother-child bonding captured for the cameras—just Meghan’s statement hanging in the air like the scent of a well-timed PR stunt.
Interestingly, crew members do recall seeing some children on set. But were they Archie and Lilibet? That remains a mystery. No one could verify their identities, leading to speculation that they may have been the children of staff members or extras. And if Archie and Lilibet truly had been there, wouldn’t their father, Prince Harry, have taken the opportunity to showcase his beloved offspring? After all, this is the same man who shared details about his underwear drawer in his memoir—surely, he wouldn’t pass up the chance to highlight this proud parenting moment.
But no, there was no such moment. Just Meghan’s claim, floating in the air, much like a carefully crafted media narrative. The question is—why embellish such a detail? Was it a desperate attempt to present herself as a hands-on, hardworking mother? A strategic move to remind the public of her children’s existence, given how rarely they are seen? Or did Meghan simply assume that no one would fact-check her statement? If that was the case, she miscalculated—because people did check, and the story simply doesn’t add up.
And let’s not forget Netflix—the streaming giant that signed a multi-million-dollar deal with the Sussexes, only to be met with one PR blunder after another. What was supposed to be a dazzling showcase of Meghan’s lifestyle brand has instead become yet another source of skepticism. Imagine the executives’ frustration when they realized there would be no royal children gracing the screen—just Meghan, dishing up her usual reheated narratives. It’s no wonder many are questioning whether Netflix’s investment in the Sussexes was worth the hefty price tag.
At the end of the day, this so-called “family moment” is yet another addition to Meghan’s growing collection of stories that don’t quite hold up under scrutiny. No matter how many times she attempts to paint a picture of a perfectly balanced life, the reality is clear: the public sees very little of her children, and when it comes to her claims, people are beginning to see right through them.
