Meghan Markle’s pregnancies have always been shrouded in speculation, and now, a fresh wave of drama is reigniting those rumors.
In her latest video, Bookworm 2 embarks on a deep dive into a labyrinth of pregnancy conspiracies, fueled by a supposed anonymous source. According to this source, Meghan reportedly used all her frozen eggs in the process of conceiving her son, Archie. But once her reserves were depleted, questions began to surface: Was Meghan genuinely pregnant, or is there a more complicated story hiding behind the scenes?
Bookworm 2 does not shy away from controversy, going as far as to suggest that Archie’s birth narrative might not be entirely accurate. The official story claims he was born at Portland Hospital on May 6, 2019. However, Bookworm argues there is no record of his birth at the facility, nor was there any evidence of the usual VIP fanfare for high-profile deliveries that day. This has led her to speculate whether Meghan and Harry opted for a surrogacy arrangement. The theory even posits that a random UK passport holder may have traveled to Europe for fertility treatments to aid the couple’s efforts.
The intrigue doesn’t end there. The source claims that young Archie has an unusually mature appearance for his age, which has only added fuel to the speculation. While Bookworm concedes that Archie likely shares both Meghan and Harry’s DNA, she insists that a cover-up surrounding his birth is in play. The level of secrecy and conjecture, according to Bookworm, could easily inspire a Netflix documentary.
If that wasn’t enough to stir the pot, the conspiracy expands to include claims that Meghan and Harry were seen at an IVF clinic a full year before their royal wedding. This detail raises eyebrows and leads to even more provocative questions: Did Harry know Meghan’s true age before they tied the knot? Was this urgency to marry driven by love, practicality, or something else entirely? While their whirlwind romance captivated the world, it seems the timeline may hold deeper implications than we originally thought.
But the juiciest twist in this sprawling theory revolves around their daughter, Lilibet. According to Bookworm’s source, Lilibet’s conception might involve a shocking genetic contributor: Meghan’s niece, Ashley, the daughter of Meghan’s half-sister, Samantha Markle. Yes, the theory claims Meghan may have used one of Ashley’s eggs to conceive Lilibet. If true, this would make Lilibet the genetic child of Harry and Ashley, not Meghan.
Bookworm further speculates that Meghan’s publicized efforts to reconnect with Ashley — including the infamous Olive Garden holiday photo op — were less about mending familial relationships and more about facilitating this alleged arrangement. Was it all part of a larger plan to ensure the perfect royal baby?
At this point, it’s impossible to separate fact from fiction. Are these theories mere flights of fancy concocted by those wearing metaphorical tinfoil hats, or do they reveal a hidden truth about the Sussexes’ parenting journey? While Harry and Meghan have often drawn criticism for their public antics, one thing remains certain: any press, whether scandalous or supportive, keeps them in the headlines.
Until the royal family or the Sussexes themselves directly address these rumors, speculation will continue to swirl. For now, the mystery surrounding Meghan’s pregnancies remains an enduring topic of fascination, proving once again that the truth is often stranger than fiction when it comes to royal drama.
