In a surprising turn of events, it has come to light that Prince Harry accidentally revealed the news of Meghan’s pregnancy before their wedding.

The couple’s engagement timeline has also been shrouded in mystery, with conflicting accounts from various sources.

So, why the secrecy surrounding their engagement and the cryptic ring excerpt from their book “Finding Freedom”?

According to the book, it is believed that Harry and Meghan got engaged during a trip to Botswana in August 2017.

The mention of a rush and the inclusion of a third diamond in Meghan’s engagement ring hinted at the possibility that she had already informed Harry about their forthcoming addition, a baby on board.

This theory gains further support from the fact that they were reportedly engaged in secret months earlier in Botswana, as revealed in court emails during the Viadet Intermediary case.

The book also sheds light on the moment Harry made his promise official.

Shortly after their return to London, while Meghan was preparing dinner at Nottingham Cottage, which had started to feel like home, Harry got down on one knee and asked for her hand in marriage.

It was an unforgettable moment for both of them, but they chose to keep the news to themselves for quite some time.

Interestingly, the timing of the official engagement announcement aligns with the Remembrance Day event in Toronto in September 2017, where Meghan was seen with her mother, Doria Ragland.

According to “Finding Freedom,” this suggests that they were already secretly engaged at that point.

In fact, even as early as November 2016, there were indications that Harry wanted to propose, but the family discouraged him.

This demonstrates his readiness to take the next step in their relationship, just six months into dating.

The Botswana proposal may also provide an explanation for Queen Elizabeth II’s cryptic response when Harry sought her permission.

“Well then, I guess I have to say yes,” she reportedly said.

It appears that the Queen was aware of the secret engagement in Botswana, as Harry’s security team and palace employees were privy to this knowledge.

If we assume that Meghan revealed her pregnancy to Harry during their time in Botswana, it would explain the absence of an engagement ring during the secret proposal months earlier.

This revelation could also shed light on Princess Eugenie’s decision to change her wedding date.

Perhaps the couple wanted to ensure that Meghan’s pregnancy remained a secret until further along, avoiding any unwanted scrutiny.

It is plausible that the palace was kept in the dark about the secret engagement or even the pregnancy until later.

The announcement of an official engagement would have set everything in motion for a wedding, without revealing the true timeline of events.

In fact, during their tour of Australia, a blind gossip claimed that Harry was overheard asking Meghan if she was sure about the pregnancy, hinting at the possibility of manipulation to create frozen embryos before the wedding.

While Meghan’s book “Finding Freedom” includes a humblebrag about her being too thin to get pregnant, it is worth noting that fertility clinics often have specific BMI requirements for undergoing cycles.

The success rates of these clinics are crucial, and some even publish their rates online to attract clients.

This raises questions about whether Meghan underwent fertility treatments in Toronto, given its reputation in the field.

In conclusion, the revelation of Meghan’s pregnancy before their wedding and the conflicting accounts of their engagement timeline have added a new layer of intrigue to Harry and Meghan’s relationship.

The secret engagement in Botswana, the cryptic responses from Queen Elizabeth II, and the timing of important events all contribute to the complexity of their story.

As more details emerge, it becomes clear that there is much more to uncover about the royal couple’s journey to marital bliss.