A pregnant Meghan Markle has found herself at the center of controversy once again, as claims have emerged suggesting that she may be wearing a surrogate’s moon bump.<\/p>\n

Photos taken during her visit to Birkenhead depict her baby bump at different sizes on the same day, and even days apart, fueling speculation about the authenticity of her pregnancy.<\/p>\n

Adding to the suspicions, Meghan’s ability to crouch during her second trimester has left many questioning the legitimacy of her pregnancy.<\/p>\n

During a visit to her patronage Smartworks, she was photographed wearing a form-fitting black dress that showcased a moderate-sized baby bump.<\/p>\n

However, just four days later, when Prince Harry and Meghan visited Feeding Birkenhead’s Citizens supermarket and other community groups, her stomach appeared much larger in a purple dress that was noticeably looser around the midsection.<\/p>\n

The most perplexing aspect of this story is the alleged disappearance of Meghan’s magical belly.<\/p>\n

How is it possible that her six-month-pregnant belly could vanish, allowing her to effortlessly squat and rise without any assistance?<\/p>\n

Speculation has arisen that her bump fell to her feet, particularly on a windy day when her hair and clothes were constantly being blown around.<\/p>\n

Upon closer examination of the photos, it becomes evident that Meghan consistently clutches, supports, or holds her baby bump, often with both hands.<\/p>\n

However, when she stands beside a car with Prince Harry, the lower half of her bump appears to have almost disappeared.<\/p>\n

This optical illusion can be attributed to the wind catching her dress and lifting up the lower half, creating the illusion of a falling bump.<\/p>\n

Once the wind subsides, the bump is still clearly visible, although the lower half near the womb seems to have collapsed or moved further up to the waist.<\/p>\n

In an attempt to hide the confusion caused by the wind, Meghan later buttons her coat completely.<\/p>\n

However, the way she touches her belly from below is also raising eyebrows.<\/p>\n

It is unusual for pregnant women to rest their hands in this manner.<\/p>\n

In a photo where she stands next to another pregnant woman, Meghan’s hands are placed on top of her bump, not underneath it, which further adds to the peculiarity of her actions.<\/p>\n

As news of these allegations spread, royal fans have accused Meghan Markle of faking her pregnancy.<\/p>\n

One netizen even compared her ever-changing baby bump to that of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, who has three children but never had a square-shaped belly while pregnant.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, Meghan has faced online attacks from trolls for constantly cradling her baby bump.<\/p>\n

Some netizens went so far as to make fun of her, suggesting that she must hold a fake bump in school plays to prevent it from slipping, just as she allegedly does now.<\/p>\n

The debate surrounding Meghan Markle’s pregnancy continues to divide opinions.<\/p>\n

While some argue that the evidence points to a surrogate and a moon bump, others maintain that the inconsistencies can be explained by factors such as wind and dress movement.<\/p>\n

As the story unfolds, one thing remains certain: the fascination with Meghan Markle’s pregnancy shows no signs of waning.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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