Doria Ragnald, along with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, attended the Miss Foundation Women of Visions Award last week.

Doria looked stunning in a black mini dress that showcased her beautiful gold necklace.

Interestingly, the necklace seemed to hold a charm with the names Archie and Lillibet, shedding light on the mystery surrounding their existence.

The gold necklace perfectly matched Meghan’s gold gianna dress, adding to the elegance of the occasion.

However, rumors surrounding the couple and their children have been circulating.

A video on Facebook claims that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle do not have a daughter named Lillibet Diana.

The video suggests that Lillibet is imaginary and calls the children invisible.

It further argues that there is no official record of Lillibet’s birth, such as a birth certificate.

These claims, however, lack any evidence or credibility.

Contrary to the video’s assertions, People Magazine reported that Lillibet was born on June 4, 2021, at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital.

The birth certificate, obtained by the magazine, confirms these details.

TMZ also published a redacted version of the birth certificate in June, which includes the parents’ names.

Meghan and Harry have made efforts to protect their children’s privacy from the paparazzi.

In 2020, they filed a privacy lawsuit against a celebrity news agency for unauthorized photographs of their son, Archie.

The couple has been cautious about revealing their children’s faces to the media.

While the couple prefers to keep their children out of the public eye, it does not mean that Archie and Lillibet do not exist.

The birth certificate provides undeniable proof of their birth dates.

The claim made in the video lacks any foundation and can be dismissed as false.

What are your thoughts on this news?

Do you believe Archie and Lillibet are real or fake?

Share your opinions in the comment section below.

Until we have more information, we can only wait and see what unfolds.

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