Real Mother Challenges Harry and Meghan’s Pregnancy Claims

A Real Mother Disputes Harry and Meghan's Pregnancy Claims, Calling Them a Bit Fake

In a recent twist, a mother has come forward to refute the claims made by Harry and Meghan Markle regarding their pregnancy and the birth of their children.

It was suggested that Meghan may have been present during a surrogate's birth, as the birth mother allegedly received an epidural, which some argue does not qualify as a natural birth.

The mother, who has not experienced surrogacy herself, believes she has the right to criticize Meghan for her alleged lies.

Drawing from her own experience of giving birth to four children, the mother recalls that epidurals were only offered as an option for those undergoing c-sections during her time, not for pain relief during a normal birth.

She believes that heavy pain relief may not be natural and could potentially have side effects.

Furthermore, she emphasizes the pain of giving birth as a crucial part of the process, as it prepares the mother for the moment of birth and brings almost instant relief.

The mother highlights the collective understanding among those who have given birth naturally, with minimal intervention, regarding the intensity of childbirth.

She suggests that it can be challenging for someone who has not experienced it firsthand to fully grasp the pain and intensity involved.

The discussion also delves into recent claims made by Prince Harry about the birth of their child.

Some express skepticism about the reported events, particularly the alleged use of laughing gas in Harry's account of leaving the hospital after just two hours.

Concerns are raised about the accuracy of the information on the birth certificate, especially the title used instead of Meghan's real name.

This raises questions about potential legal issues in the future.

Opinions emerge suggesting that Meghan's upbringing and values may influence her actions and decisions.

In an unprecedented move, Meghan removed her name from her son Archie's birth certificate.

Archie was born in London on May 6th, 2019, before his parents left the kingdom to live as commoners in the United States.

According to The Mirror, the birth was officially registered 11 days later, but an amendment was made to the document on June 5th.

Initially, Meghan used her real name on the birth certificate, like most normal people would.

However, for some reason, she later changed it to describe herself as “Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Sussex.”

According to The Sun, these highly unusual changes occurred when rumors of a rift between Harry and his brother, Prince William, as well as their respective wives, Meghan and Princess Catherine, were growing.

The outlet reported that Meghan's name change was seen as a snub to the Prince and Princess of Wales, as Catherine's actual name appears on the birth certificates of their three children, George, Louis, and Charlotte.

Some also speculated that the change may mirror what Harry's late mother, Diana, did when she used “Her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales” on his birth certificate.

Shortly after the name change, Harry and Meghan further distanced themselves from Catherine and William by separating from the joint charity they had established.

This decision marked the beginning of their journey towards independence, popularly referred to as “Megxit,” which eventually led to their pursuit of freedom and financial independence.

Lady Colin Campbell, the person who discovered Meghan's name change, described it as extraordinary and raised questions about the thought process behind the decision.

Commenters online criticized the Duchess, labeling her a known fibber and professional freeloader.