Meghan Markle’s Surrogacy Rumours Resurface Following Harry’s Memoir and Netflix Docuseries

Rumours surrounding Meghan Markle's alleged use of a surrogate to deliver her children with Prince Harry have resurfaced following the release of Harry's memoir and their Netflix docuseries.

While many people have been sceptical about these rumours for years, a Redditor who is a nurse practitioner claims to have proof that Meghan did indeed use a surrogate.

The netizen wrote on Reddit, “I think I've finally figured out why Meghan, during her pregnancy with Archie, was unable to get the help that she needed when battling depression to the point of suicide.

It links to my suspicion that Archie was a surrogate pregnancy.”

This post has gained a lot of attention, with many people now believing that the rumours are true.

According to the nurse practitioner, Meghan did not see an obstetrician for her first pregnancy with Archie, which is why she was unable to get the help she needed for her depression.

In the US, pregnant patients are screened for depression using PHQ-9, and the nurse practitioner believes that physicians in the UK use the NICE guidelines for mood disorders as part of their psychological assessment in pregnancy.

During her pregnancy, Meghan went to HR instead of seeing a physician regarding her mental health.

Physicians know how serious mood disorders in the perinatal period are and how they can have many risks for both mother and baby.

With severe depression and a plan for suicide, patients are placed on psychiatric holds or can be placed in a psychiatric rehabilitation clinic.

However, it seems that Meghan did not receive this kind of treatment.

In the Oprah interview, Meghan informed her that she went to HR for help, not an obstetrician or psychiatrist.

This suggests that Meghan wanted to get help by going to a rehab facility but probably got denied by HR since that's not something that's done by the institution.

She was likely referred back to her obstetrician since it's organised with physicians' orders.

The nurse practitioner believes that if Archie was a surrogate, Meghan couldn't be routinely seen by an obstetrician for a solid treatment plan, couldn't tell HR about the surrogacy, and felt like there was no other choice but to go to HR instead.

While many people don't trust Meghan Markle and believe that she only wants to attract attention and sink the monarchy, there's also a section of the public that supports her, especially some linked to the already deceased Diana Prince of Wales.

In response to the post, one person said, “My theory is that whether she was pregnant or not, she went to HR because HR was getting complaints about her bullying and she informed them that she was the real victim.”

Another agreed, saying, “That's an excellent theory.

Regarding treatment, in the Oprah interview, she said she wanted to go somewhere, allowing the audience to infer that she meant inpatient treatment at a mental health facility.”

There's also a rumour that Meghan wanted to go to a holistic rehab centre on a tropical island owned by one of her friends, which might have been yet another advertising opportunity.

Despite the rumours, it's important to remember that these are just allegations and have not been confirmed by Meghan or Harry.

However, it seems that the public will continue to speculate about their family and personal lives, especially given their high-profile status.