Netflix has unleashed a bombshell documentary titled The Sussex Baby Scam, and it’s already generating more buzz than any polo match ever could.
Forget the sentimental royal drama and countless interviews—this is the real content audiences have been waiting for. The documentary dives deep into footage that allegedly reveals Meghan Markle’s infamous "moon bump" to be as fake as a storyline on a reality TV show. Shockingly, Netflix appears to have the receipts, leaving viewers stunned.
Prince Harry’s involvement in this alleged ruse is being met with widespread disbelief. Remember the infamous moment when Harry reportedly asked, “Is it mine?” in reference to the baby? In hindsight, this casual question seems more loaded than ever. Critics have pointed out that Harry often appeared indifferent during Meghan's pregnancies, rarely offering support or showing genuine interest. Was he ever seen helping her when she needed assistance? Observers claim he acted like everything was business as usual, leaving many to wonder if there was more going on behind the scenes.
The idea that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex might have orchestrated such a scandalous stunt is jaw-dropping. Some speculate Harry found the whole situation amusing, viewing it as a prank on the public. If gaslighting the world with a fabricated pregnancy was their idea of fun, then they may have considered it the ultimate success.
The alleged drama didn’t end with the pregnancies. When their daughter, Lilibet, was born, Harry’s behavior raised eyebrows yet again. Reports suggest he left for an event shortly after the birth, appearing visibly agitated when asked about his newborn. His frustration was apparent, fueling further speculation. And who could forget the controversy surrounding Archie’s introduction? According to some accounts, Meghan presented either a baby or a doll—depending on whom you believe—while Harry reportedly avoided even looking at the child. Witnesses described him as tense and upset, with one mother allegedly posting on Facebook about his odd demeanor.
The most tantalizing aspect of this saga is Netflix’s role. The streaming giant has reportedly been sitting on a treasure trove of footage that could potentially corroborate these claims. If there were any discrepancies or peculiarities during Meghan’s pregnancies, chances are Netflix captured them on camera. Far from being in the dark, it seems the company anticipated future revelations, ensuring their partnership contract covered all angles.
This situation could even evolve into a separate exposé. Imagine Netflix releasing a documentary about how they were allegedly duped by the Sussexes, detailing behind-the-scenes difficulties and the challenges of working with the pair. If Netflix doesn’t take this opportunity, rival platforms like Amazon or Hulu certainly might. The public appetite for such a tell-all is undeniable.
Let’s revisit the infamous "moon bump" moment. Critics have pointed out that Meghan’s behavior during her pregnancy raised numerous red flags. For instance, photographs show her crossing her legs in a manner unusual for someone far along in pregnancy. Many found it hard to believe such poses were natural, fueling theories that something was amiss.
Then there was the moment Meghan and Harry introduced their first child to the press. Observers noted the couple’s awkward demeanor, with Harry appearing more concerned about maintaining composure than proudly presenting the baby. Their body language seemed stiff, as though they were amateur actors trying to sell a poorly written scene in a romantic comedy.
What makes this even more intriguing is the timing. With their Netflix contract reportedly nearing its end, rumors are swirling about a forthcoming tell-all. Lady Colin Campbell has even hinted that more explosive revelations are on the horizon. If true, this drama is far from over. As the world eagerly awaits the next chapter, one thing is clear: The Sussex Baby Scam could become one of the most talked-about documentaries in recent memory.
