“Megan Markle’s Moon Bump Theory: Is She Faking Her Pregnancy?”

The internet is abuzz with the Megan moon bump theory after the release of Sussex's Netflix trailer.

Many people believe that Megan Markle is not actually pregnant, but instead wearing a moon bump, employing a surrogate, or otherwise faking it.

In fact, global searches for “Megan Markle fake pregnancy” have increased by 1650% in the last 90 days, and “Megan Markle fake bump” has increased by 4400%.

One netizen, a classically trained ballet dancer who performed with a company for a couple of years, pointed out that Megan was never pregnant.

“There's no way you can close your knees when there's a fetus there.

I promise you Megan Markle was never pregnant,” she said.

She also noted that Megan squatted in stilettos repeatedly in the last trimester with her knees closed, which is impossible, especially since she was recovering from bunion surgery.

Despite these claims, Megan has showcased a baby bump in beachwear in a never-before-seen photo used in the trailer for a brand new Netflix Documentary of Prince Harry.

In the photo, Megan is snapped standing in a secluded Cove wearing a floaty captain and a straw hat.

However, several royal fans pointed out that she was wearing a moon bump.

They said the front is flat, almost like a square shape, with the top bulging out more than the middle or the bottom.

Her arms are still skinny, and her breasts didn't grow.

It's a strange lighting like smoke and mirrors, hard to make it out, easier to fool.

Royal editor Sarah Vine reported on a moon bump in a Daily Mail article.

Harry and Megan Markle were desperate to flee the kingdom and trash his family as soon as they were a safe distance away in America.

So why do they insist on being called the Duke and Duchess of Sussex?

And why do they seemingly insist on being given fancy pants titles for their two as yet untitled children, Archie and Lilibet?

Some royal experts think that title gate is all about money.

As in, the more titles they have, the more money they can make off of them using them, etc.

It can be revealed that Archie's parents were once upon a time offered a perfectly good title for him, but they flat-out rejected it.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's firstborn, Archie, was delivered on May 6th, 2019, at the Portland Hospital in London.

Soon after, it was announced that he would be officially known as “Master Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor,” rather than “Prince Archie of Sussex.”

Prince Harry and Meghan are known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Baron and Baroness Kilkeel, and the Earl and Countess of Dumbarton.

Thus, the tyke was entitled to be styled as the Earl of Dumbarton, as it's the subsidiary style of his father's official title.

But according to a report in the Telegraph, the new parents didn't want their son to be known by a title that contained the word “dumb.”

In conclusion, the Megan moon bump theory continues to circulate, and many people remain skeptical about her pregnancy.

Whether it's smoke and mirrors or something else entirely, only time will tell.

However, one thing is certain: the public's fascination with the royal family shows no signs of slowing down.