Meghan Markle's fertility allegations and claims she used a 'moon bump' have caused quite a stir, especially after Prince Harry shook hands with King Charles, leaving some to question Meghan's pregnancy. .
The speculation revolves around Meghan not actually being pregnant, but her consistent use of what some call a "moonbump." Prince Harry, once close to the royal family, has come under fire since his marriage to Meghan Markle, and this meeting with King Charles could cause Prince Harry to reconsider his hasty decision.
In old video clips, reporters and cameramen focused on Meghan Markle during her visit to Morocco in February 2019. In the clip, she says the cameraman noticed something was wrong with Meghan's pregnant belly when she entered the royal palace. Meghan, who is said to be eight months pregnant, appeared to be running and jumping around, raising questions about the credibility of her pregnancy.
Some observers suspected that her "full moon belly" had changed, and Meghan typically showed no discomfort or physical changes associated with pregnancy. When a reporter asked about Meghan Markle's pregnancy in an awkward moment, Prince Harry responded with an inappropriate joke, "Is that mine?", a response alluding to the strained relationship at the time.
Another video of the departure from Morocco showed Meghan Markle and Prince Harry parting ways with Crown Prince Moulay Hassan. Meghan initially appeared upset as she walked past the couple. She then turned and spoke to Crown Prince Moulay Hassan before getting into the car, causing the photographer to say, "She's evil." The audio has been replaced with music in some videos of these incidents, but the underlying tension is evident.
Meghan claims she was about 30 weeks pregnant during her trip to Morocco, and most airlines allow pregnant women to fly up to her 37th week of pregnancy. Meghan had previously announced that she would give birth in late April or early May. The visit to Morocco became an important royal event in 1980, as Queen Elizabeth II made her first and final visit to Morocco as part of a two-week tour of Italy and North Africa. While some believe Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's relationship with the royal family has deteriorated beyond repair, others believe there may still be a chance of reconciliation if the couple change their approach and demeanor. Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy, expressed his sympathy for Harry, especially during the coronation, which his father had to attend alone. The Italian prince shared his views on the ongoing feud between the Sussexes and the royal family, highlighting the challenges and tensions that have arisen since stepping away from public duty.
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