The whole world learned on Monday that the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex had become the parents of a little boy named Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. The situation that was happening before the birth of baby Sussex is well-known, and the royal couple announced that they would not share with the media and fans the exact moment when the Duchess would go into the labour.
However, in the past few days a very interesting conspiracy theory emerged that Harry and Meghan’s son were born at least two weeks before the official date and that they decided to bring their baby son to the public in this week.
The whole situation would not be suspected that there are not some very strange things spoken by Prince Harry at the official presentation of his firstborn son, which happened just two days after his birth, May 8 in Windsor Castle. At the time, when he spoke to the media on the question about who the little Prince remind to most, he replied:
“Everyone says that babies change so much over two weeks, so we’re sort of monitoring how this changing process happens over the next month really.
“But his looks are changing every single day so who knows. Parenting was amazing. It’s just what two-and-a-half days, three days but we’re just so thrilled.”
Although it seems that Prince Harry did not say anything wrong, and that he simply thought it was too early to conclude who baby Sussex remind of, the tabloid The Sun published a different opinion.. Namely, they are convinced that this statement was in fact a lapsus and that the Prince accidentally discovered the real truth about the birth of Prince Archie. Does this mean that the first son of Duke and Duchess of Sussex was actually born two weeks ago, in April?
Source: Harper’s Bazaar
Also, according to the SheKnows website, if Prince Harry actually revealed the real date of birth of his baby son, then it means that the baby Sussex was born around April 21, so, on Easter Sunday.
And we must say, this theory seems very real, and it will become clearer to you if you look at some of the events that happened that day and after. For example, the Duchess of Sussex was not present at the Easter service. On the other hand, her husband, as well as Prince William and Kate Middleton were there. This was reported by Harper’s Bazaar.
Another event can make you to believe that conspiracy theory is completely true. For example, about a week before Easter, Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth II visited her daughter-in-law, at Frogmore Cottage. Also, SheKnows transmitted this information and doubted that Meghan Markle had already given birth to a little Prince at the time.
Source: Hello Magazine
Since then, there have been disagreements between the royal couple and the media, so they have already announced that they will not give any details about the birth of their first child until they decide it is right time. However, despite this decision, we do not believe that they could lie about the date of birth of the little Prince.
Ok, we can figure out all those who thought Prince Harry actually discovered the secret details of the birth, but it’s more likely he just accidentally made a mistake or thought something else. It is also known that great staff work for the royal couple and are very confidential people who do not share information about the royals. But this kind of news is something that no one could hide all the time, even loyal staff.
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As for the Duchess’s absence from the Easter service, she probably thought she should be careful because she could go to the hospital at any moment. Also, the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to the Frogmore Cottage and Meghan Markle was probably because Her Majesty was concerned about her daughter-in-law and grand-grandson.
In any case, in our opinion, there is no reason to doubt this, because no one would lie about the date of the birth of its child, and especially we would not expect this from members of the British royal family. Also, the most important thing at the moment is that baby and proud parents are good and they are very happy.
Source: nickiswift.com
