Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are gearing up to celebrate American Independence Day on July 4th with their children, Archie and Lilibet, in the United States.

The family, currently residing in Montecito, California, has a tradition of marking this holiday within their local community and across the nation.

Last year, Harry was seen with Lilibet at a nearby parade, while this year they observed a parade in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

For Harry, the 4th of July holds sentimental value, as it marks one of his early moments with Meghan back in 2016, as noted in his memoir Spare.

However, recent speculations have arisen regarding the authenticity of the images shared by Harry and Meghan, particularly those featuring their children.

The repeated use of old photos has raised doubts among the public, hinting at the possibility of the children being portrayed as mere props for public attention.

This deceptive pattern not only undermines the trust of their supporters but also tarnishes their reputation, portraying a fabricated family facade to boost their celebrity status.

By resorting to such misleading tactics, Harry and Meghan risk alienating their audience and damaging their credibility.

The utilization of hired individuals to impersonate their children for photo shoots and the fabrication of a false family narrative reflect a lack of transparency and ethical standards.

This deceitful behavior not only disrespects the royal family’s integrity but also diminishes public respect for Harry and Meghan, who exploit fundamental values like family and lineage for personal gain.

The potential fallout from such deceit could lead to a significant scandal that may severely impact Harry and Meghan’s public image.