Meghan Markle’s Surrogacy Rumours: Lady Colin Campbell’s Latest Claims

Lady Colin Campbell, a Jamaican-born British writer, has claimed in her latest YouTube video that Meghan Markle faked her pregnancy and used a surrogate to have her two children.

This is not the first time that such rumours have circulated around the Duchess of Sussex.

In fact, hundreds of tweets and YouTube videos have been dedicated to analysing photos of Markle during her pregnancy, claiming that her bump had disappeared.

Despite the release of the Netflix documentary, which features photos of Markle during her pregnancy and an ultrasound reading, the conspiracies have not subsided.

On the contrary, the believers of the conspiracy movement have taken images from the documentary and used them as further proof that the pregnancy was fake.

The documentary itself has not helped to silence these conspiracies.

The Sussexes broke streaming records with their series on Netflix detailing their exit from the royal family.

However, Lady Colin Campbell believes that there might not be much left for the couple to do now.

Speaking to Nana Akua, Lady C made a number of controversial claims about the couple before stating that she believes they're a busted flush.

She told Nana, “If they manage to stay together, it's a downward slide, because the fact of the matter is the only thing they had to sell was the glamour of being royal.

They've deglamorised it entirely.

No one finds being sullied by filth and their victims and poor me, it's not glamorous.

Glamorous me is glamorous.

I think they're a busted flush.”

Many bombshell claims have been made by the Sussexes as they share the other side of their high profile love story with the royal family bracing themselves for the fallout.

However, the Rotten Tomatoes reviews were scorched earth and critics had a hard time staying awake.

Now comes the inevitable narrative in which the Hollywood hobos claims are debunked.

First of all, a police chief calls bull on Meghan's claims that her security concerns were ignored.

Toronto Police Chief, Raymer disagrees with Meghan's claim that Toronto Police ignored her fears when dating Harry.

He said, “I was deputy chief at the time, in charge of the special enforcement command that oversaw the situation, and can tell you the officers did an excellent job.”

Meghan also claimed that she was forced to wear neutral colours while living large at the palace.

However, this claim has been refuted by the fact that the royal women all wore a beautiful shade of burgundy to the Together at Christmas Carol service hosted by the Princess of Wales.

Fans have also dredged up plenty of photos of Meghan dressed vividly as well.

It's strange that Harry and Meghan went after YouTubers for the surrogacy rumour, but never addressed the rumour in the documentary.

Why do these rumours bother them if they have evidence?

Through doctor visits, perhaps?

Lady Colin Campbell's latest video has only added fuel to the fire.

Theories flat out deny the existence of Archie and Lilibet, her son and daughter.

The Sussexes might release another series from Netflix or one or two more things they can milk for the next year or so.