Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s second child, Lilibet Diana, has not yet made her public debut, but the couple is already facing controversy surrounding their first child’s birth certificate.

The Portland Hospital in London, where Archie Mountbatten-Windsor was reportedly born, has discovered that his birth certificate is fake.

This has led to questions about the authenticity of Archie's birth and the couple's attempts to keep their children under wraps.

There have been inconsistencies surrounding Archie's birth, including comments made by Prince Harry about seeing a child change so much in the first two weeks.

This has led some to wonder if Archie is actually older than stated on his birth certificate.

However, it is unlikely as the birth certificate states that he was born on May 6, and his public debut was two or three days later.

The confusion surrounding Archie's birth started with Meghan's ever-changing baby bump.

The couple has also been accused of trying to keep an air of mystery around their children, who will never make it to the throne.

There have been rumors that the children were not born in their respective hospitals, with some claiming that a lady doctor or midwife and her husband denied delivering Archie.

There have also been conflicting reports about whether Meghan had a home birth or a hospital birth.

The Express posted an article in May 2021, two years after Archie's birth, stating that Meghan actually did want a hospital birth.

However, there have been reports that Meghan only wanted female doctors, which has raised questions about her views on male doctors.

Despite the controversy surrounding Archie's birth certificate, it shouldn't matter if he was born in a hospital or not.

Many new parents have their children at home or under the supervision of a medical team at the hospital.

However, the couple's attempts to keep their children under wraps have led to speculation and rumors.

Meghan has been vocal about female empowerment and her views on feminism, but her actions have been criticized for being contradictory.

The couple has also been accused of using their children as selling points and attempting to use their royal titles as leverage.

The controversy surrounding Archie's birth certificate could prove to be a time bomb for the royals if the couple decides to speak publicly about it in the future.

Meghan has already changed her mind about her children's royal titles after a conversation with Princess Beatrice and Eugenie.

In conclusion, the controversy surrounding Archie's birth certificate highlights the couple's attempts to keep their children under wraps and their conflicting views on feminism and female empowerment.

While it shouldn't matter where the children were born, the couple's attempts to use their royal titles as leverage have raised questions about their motives.

The controversy could have repercussions for the royals if the couple decides to speak publicly about it in the future.