A recent social media uproar has brought to light a false baby photo scandal involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son, Archie.

Contrary to initial beliefs, the infant depicted in the controversial image that surfaced over the weekend is not baby Archie.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have expressed their hope that everyone will enjoy the authentic photos of Archie as much as they do.

The confusion began when a picture of a baby boy was shared on the Sussex Royal Twitter account with a caption that read, “Sik.”

Eagle-eyed Royal watchers quickly discerned that the baby in the photo was not Archie, and further investigation revealed that the image was originally posted by German fitness instructor Bella Kraus two weeks prior.

Kraus, upon realizing that a picture of her own son, Maddox Nino, had been misrepresented, expressed her dismay to the Sun, labeling the act as insolent.

While the Royal Family has yet to issue a formal response to the hoax, Kensington Palace reportedly informed the Express that the baby in the photo is not Archie.

The public has only caught a glimpse of Harry and Meghan’s infant son once, during an official photo call shortly after his birth on May 6th.

In a recent candid conversation, Prince Harry pondered whether he was prioritizing his family over his career, hinting at the challenges he faces.

Despite the numerous inquiries surrounding his choices, Prince Harry opted not to provide any clarifications.

When directly asked if he was placing his career ahead of his family, neither he nor Meghan offered a direct response, leading to speculation among royal enthusiasts.

Amidst mounting anticipation for the upcoming Netflix series centered on the Sussexes, the royal couple made a trip to New York ahead of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award ceremony.

Harry and Meghan were honored at the event for their dedicated efforts towards instigating social change.

However, the evening took an unexpected turn as they faced probing questions from journalists during a press interaction before the gala.

The release of two trailers for the forthcoming Netflix documentary series featuring Harry and Meghan has garnered significant attention in recent days.

The emotional portrayal of the Duchess in one of the videos, followed by a striking image of Kate, has stirred curiosity among viewers.

A teaser released earlier this week showcased Prince Harry discussing the intricate dynamics within the royal family, alluding to a turbulent period ahead.

With insiders hinting at a challenging phase for the royals, the series is anticipated to shed light on unseen aspects of their lives.

In a separate heartwarming development, Camilla, the Queen Consort, extended a warm welcome to disabled youngsters for a special Christmas tree decorating event at the palace.

The festive gathering, which marked the official commencement of the holiday season, saw Camilla and the children adorning the tree with ornaments.

The presence of organizations such as Helen and Douglas House and Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity added a touch of charity to the event, with the Welsh Guards’ band providing musical accompaniment.

Expressing gratitude for the attendees’ contributions, Camilla highlighted the significance of the event in initiating the Christmas festivities.

As she interacted with the children and charity representatives, Camilla acknowledged the invaluable support provided to children facing challenging health conditions.

This marked the first time she hosted the Christmas tree decorating event since assuming her role as Queen Consort, emphasizing the joy it brings to kick off the holiday season.