After four years, Meghan Markle still faces criticism over her parenting skills as recent photos from their almost week-long vacation in Costa Rica raised eyebrows.
The Sussexes explored the regions of Zapotal and Guanacaste during their stay, lasting from December 14th to the 20th. The local outlet captured images of Meghan and Harry riding in a golf cart with their 2-year-old daughter, Princess Lilibet, while their 4-year-old son, Prince Archie, was not visible.
In the tropical setting, Meghan sported a white button-down shirt, denim cutoff shorts, sandals, and a wide-brimmed hat, keeping her dark hair in a low ponytail. Harry opted for a navy blue polo shirt and shorts.
In another video seemingly taken on a different day, Meghan was seen carrying Lilibet in her arms, clad in a black strapless dress, white walking shoes, and a sun-shielding fedora. Harry wore a white T-shirt with olive green shorts, tan boating shoes, and sunglasses. However, the parenting critique ensued as some criticized Meghan's way of holding Lilibet, suggesting an awkward posture.
Critics slammed Meghan, claiming that her children often appear unsupported or resist being held. Some questioned the authenticity of the photos, speculating on potential Photoshop use, and others pointed out alleged inconsistencies in lighting and shadows. The absence of Archie in this year's Christmas card added to the scrutiny, with Meghan facing accusations of showcasing the children only when it suits her narrative.
The discussions around Meghan's parenting choices intensified, especially amid the couple's frequent travels without their children. The release of these vacation photos sparked a renewed interest in the Sussexes' family dynamics and raised questions about their choices in sharing glimpses of their private life with the public.
