Amid Divorce Rumours, Prince Harry-Meghan Markle Now Embroiled In Surrogacy Controversy

Ever since Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in 2018, the couple has been making the headlines– and their official exit as senior members of the UK royal family in 2020 only added more fuel to the fire. Amid their recent divorce rumours, considering that Harry and Meghan haven’t been making public appearances together for quite some time, the Sussexes are now embroiled in yet another controversy. As per reports, Prince Harry and

Meghan’s latest controversy is based on the claims that the royal couple may have used a surrogate for their children– Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Adding to it, Meghan’s estranged father, Thomas Markle, and her half-sister, Samantha Markle, have also spoken up about their concerns.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s surrogacy controversy
It is noted that when Prince Archie was born in 2019, the news was that Meghan was preparing for a home birth at Frogmore Cottage. But later it was reported that Archie was born at Portland Hospital in London. Adding to speculations of a surrogate involved, Prince Harry shared in his memoir ‘Spare’ that they were back to Frogmore Cottage in just two hours after Archie’s birth. “How many women give birth and are home in two hours?… That didn’t make sense unless Meghan didn’t deliver the child herself,” a palace insider has remarked.

Meanwhile, back in 2019, Harry and Meghan were also a bit reluctant to present their newborn boy to the public, which has led to more speculations about the reality of their children’s births. It is noted that while Prince William and Catherine promptly introduced their three children when they were born, Harry and Meghan did so after roughly two days.

Lady Colin Campbell, a royal author who is one of the main critics of the couple due to their lack of transparency about the birth of their children, remarked as per a report by ET, “I think the whole thing stinks to high heaven… Meghan has created a situation that has caused people to believe the children were born by surrogacy. Clear it up once and for all. There should be no mystery as to who is legitimately in the line of succession.”