Are Harry and Meghan Hiding Their Children?

Fans Question the Existence of Archie Lilibet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have once again sparked controversy among royal fans, this time with their latest appearance on a program aired by streaming platform Disney Plus, Elton John Live, farewell from Dodger.

In a brief clip, the couple thanked Elton John for being a friend to their children, including their toddler kids Archie Harrison and Lilibet Lily Diana.

However, fans were quick to notice that the children were nowhere to be seen in the video.

Meghan spoke first in the video, suggesting that she and her husband had the chance to attend one of Sir Elton's most recent concerts.

Prince Harry then chimed in and spoke about the special relationship Sir Elton had with his mother, the late Princess of Wales, and continues to have with him and his young family.

However, despite the sweet mention made by their father, Archie and Lilibet were not present in the video.

Royal fans immediately criticised Harry and Meghan's latest appearance, with some questioning the existence of their children.

One fan wrote, “I guess we're lucky they weren't holding hands throughout, I don't think they were.

And yes, they of course had to mention Harry's mum.”

Another fan claimed that Harry looked uncomfortable and stressed, while Meghan's smile looked fake.

The netizen wrote, “Harry looks rough, stressed, fake smiling and just plain unhappy, almost like he's smiling through the pain.”

The Royal Grift also pointed out that the Prince appeared uncomfortable in the video, while Meghan seemed to watch the body language guy.

She put her head on her husband's shoulder, which made him even more uncomfortable.

Meanwhile, Samantha Markle, the half-sister of Meghan, claimed that even their father Thomas Markle has not seen the children's full frontal faces.

Samantha said, “And you know that Royal journalists would have picked up on that like flies on flypaper so to speak, or bees to honey.

No one has seen the children full frontal face on.

The British people would want to see that and the American public would want to see it as well.