A couple of weeks ago, Sarah Vine, a prominent British journalist, stirred up a storm in the Daily Mail by suggesting that Meghan Markle had used a moon bump, a fake pregnancy prosthetic.

This claim has sparked a social media frenzy, with the hashtag #moonbump gaining traction alongside #Megxit, a playful nod to the infamous Brexit saga.

The term “moon bump” refers to the alleged prosthetic belly or pillow that Meghan supposedly wears under her clothes to feign a pregnant belly.

Opinions on Meghan’s every move, from her fashion choices to her physical movements and, of course, her baby bump, have flooded the internet.

Some individuals pointed out that Meghan appeared suspiciously thin in her face and body, prompting speculation about her pregnancy.

However, a few days later, she attended a royal event with a noticeably puffed-up face, leading to further speculation.

In an attempt to convince the world of her natural motherhood, Meghan is featured in a Netflix series showcasing the birth of both Archie and Lilibet.

However, some royal fans remain unconvinced.

Jenny.au, a user on Quora, commented on the poorly presented and unconvincing footage, which conveniently cropped out the names and dates of ultrasounds, raising suspicions.

Doubts were also raised about a picture of Meghan looking out of a window, with her baby bump protruding in a seemingly unnatural manner.

Supporting these skeptical views, one netizen questioned whether Meghan was ever pregnant or if she had suffered a miscarriage, branding her a pathological liar.

According to Thomas Markle, Meghan’s father, she had her embryos frozen during her time on the TV show “Suits,” a decision that seemed wise at the age of 35 while pursuing her career.

It appears that Meghan never intended to have children with her former partner, Trevor Engelson, whom she was with for a decade before their marriage.

This alleged decision was supposedly documented in a signed agreement.

Experts in obstetrics have also weighed in on the controversy, pointing out that the anatomy of a pregnant woman does not allow for a fetus of that size to sit in the epigastric region, as suggested by a particular photograph.

These professionals argue that this image provides compelling evidence of a moon bump, given their extensive experience in the field.

In another surprising turn of events, Meghan and Harry’s 2022 Christmas card excluded their children.

Instead of featuring their two kids, Archie and Lilibet, the couple opted for a black and white photo of themselves taken at a recent gala in New York City.

This decision has left many wondering why the Harkles chose not to showcase their little ones this year, especially considering the heartfelt message they shared in last year’s card, celebrating the arrival of Lilibet and the joy of becoming parents.

As we enter 2022, Meghan and Harry have made charitable donations on behalf of their supporters to organizations that aid and protect families, ranging from those relocated from Afghanistan to American families in need of paid parental leave.

Despite the ongoing controversy surrounding Meghan’s alleged fake pregnancy, the couple remains committed to their philanthropic endeavors while navigating the scrutiny that comes with being in the public eye.

In conclusion, the debate surrounding Meghan Markle’s pregnancy continues to captivate and divide public opinion.

While some remain convinced of her authenticity as a mother, others question the validity of her claims.

As the saga unfolds, it remains to be seen how Meghan and Harry will address these lingering doubts and whether they can regain the trust of their supporters.