Meghan Markle has seemingly taken a swipe against haters who questioned her pregnancy with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
This comment and possibility has been presented by writer Caroline Bullock.
She penned the whole thing in a piece for The Sun.
It started with the words, “Yes, such cutesy collages may be more associated with tweens celebrating their besties than a 44-year-old mum of two, but we all know by now that Meghan does things a little differently.”
For those unversed, this is in relation to Meghan’s anniversary post on Instagram that featured a mood board and some never-before-seen images of her California family.
“And no more so than the inclusion of a photo showing her bare belly while heavily pregnant with Archie, which has emerged as a key talking point and for good reason,” she even added.
Because usually “royal bumps are usually shrouded in elegant maternity wear with the bundle of joy dutifully presented on steps of St Mary’s hospital in Paddington.”
But for Meghan “this display of candour – inconceivable for Princess Kate – was perhaps designed to quash those unfounded but persistent rumours that she used surrogates for her pregnancies.”
The rumors in question followed the Duchess around right from the moment she showed up pregnant for her first engagements after starting to show.
According to the same outlet, some people had accused Meghan of wearing a “moon bump” at the time, which is a prosthetic belly”.
Reason being she “didn’t swell to the usual ham-like proportions of pregnant women, and she was able to squat with her knees together.”
In light of that Ms Bulluck concluded by saying, “Whatever her true intention has been in posting the shot it has once again got everyone talking about her and that usually appears to be the desired result.”
