Harry and Meghan’s Children: The Controversy Continues

Benjamin Smallbrook, a well-known royal analyst and conspiracy writer on Quora, has recently published a handwritten note addressing the most controversial issue surrounding Harry and Meghan's children.

In the note, he provides firm evidence and cohesive arguments that suggest that the couple's children may not actually exist.

According to Smallbrook's note, Harry and Meghan did not have their children with them when they attended the Jubilee.

He claims that a member of the communications team at Kensington Palace told him that the couple came alone and left alone.

Smallbrook also alleges that the story put out by Scobie, of them meeting the Queen, then holding a birthday party for the invisible Lilibet was pure fakery.

Smallbrook believes that the couple is playing games and that their groupies believe everything they are told, which amuses Harry and Meghan.

Furthermore, he claims that not one member of the royal family believes that the children exist.

William, Charles, and their wives allegedly did not want Lilibet added to the list because there was no proof of her existence.

Smallbrook thinks that the Queen was getting bashed from certain quarters and the easiest way to stop this was to include Lilibet in the list for the time being.

He believes that this is a temporary move and that when the Queen has gone, all will be revealed.

It will then be easier for the royals to claim that Markle and Harry duped her majesty.

When it breaks, this will be the biggest news story ever.

Twitter users have related this story to what they have seen in movies.

Some have commented that this seems like a movie plot.

One user said that Meghan did exactly what a movie character did – pretending to have children.

Another user believes that Oprah Gale and Ellen are all in on the scam as they have said they have met the children.

This is a really huge deal.

However, there are some who have blasted Smallbrook's story with their own evidence.

One user commented that they would think that the royal family and government have the capability to do a thorough investigation to find out the truth.

These children are now in the line of succession, so it's not just wanting to see if or to catch them in a lie.

This is serious business.

The second comment agrees and also questions Smallbrook's competence.

The commenter asks how credible Smallbrook is and how he is privy to this information.

These are some serious allegations.

If this has any merit or the slightest amount of truth to it, we have reached a whole new level.

Smallbrook's note has caused quite a stir.

Some people believe that Harry and Meghan are lying about their children, while others think that Smallbrook's claims are baseless.

Regardless of the truth, this controversy continues to attract attention from all over the world.

It is worth noting that Meghan's pregnancy was highly publicized, and she gave birth to Archie in 2019.

In June 2021, she gave birth to Lilibet, but the couple did not release any photos of her until a month later.

However, some people still doubt the existence of the couple's children.