Hold on to your hats, because Meghan Markle’s pregnancies are once again the subject of swirling conspiracy theories.
These claims, which sound straight out of a tabloid fever dream, have been reignited by YouTuber *Bookworm 2*, who says she has a “source” with the inside scoop on Meghan’s allegedly questionable journey to motherhood.
In her latest video, *Bookworm 2* dives headfirst into a maze of pregnancy conspiracies that may—or may not—hold a grain of truth.
According to her unnamed source, Meghan Markle supposedly used up all her frozen eggs while trying to conceive her first child, Archie. After exhausting those resources, the question becomes: was Meghan really pregnant, or is there something more mysterious at play?
There were reportedly no VIP deliveries recorded that day, leaving conspiracy theorists to speculate: where was Archie actually born? Some even wonder if a surrogacy arrangement was involved, possibly involving a UK passport holder who supposedly traveled to Europe for fertility treatment.
Adding more fuel to the fire, the source alleges that Archie appears “suspiciously mature” for his age. However, *Bookworm 2* does maintain that Archie shares DNA from both Meghan and Harry, which provides at least some reassurance to fans who question the rumors. Still, she is convinced there’s an elaborate cover-up surrounding Archie’s birth—one that feels ripe for a Netflix documentary.
The intrigue doesn’t stop there. According to the same source, Meghan and Harry reportedly visited an IVF clinic a full year before their wedding.
This revelation has led to speculation about whether Harry knew Meghan’s “true age” before their whirlwind romance. Was the quick engagement motivated by love, or a sense of urgency? Either way, the timing has certainly raised eyebrows among skeptics.
But wait—there’s more. Enter the theory surrounding their second child, Lilibet. According to *Bookworm 2*, Meghan may have used an egg donated by her niece, Ashley, the daughter of Meghan’s half-sister Samantha Markle. Yes, you read that right—this theory posits that Lilibet could be genetically linked to Harry and Ashley, not Meghan.
This claim suggests that Meghan’s attempts to reconcile with Ashley—such as their much-publicized Olive Garden Christmas gathering—were not about healing family bonds, but rather about securing an egg donor. The idea has left many shaking their heads, wondering whether this is pure tinfoil-hat nonsense or if there’s more to the story than meets the eye.
As the theories continue to pile up, one thing remains clear: Harry and Meghan’s lives have become a magnet for controversy.
Whether these allegations hold any weight or not, the public fascination with their family drama doesn’t seem to be dying down anytime soon.
Until the royal family—or Meghan and Harry themselves—decide to publicly address these rumors, the mystery surrounding their pregnancies is likely to linger.
For now, it’s yet another chapter in the never-ending saga of the Sussexes, proving that when it comes to royal drama, the world can’t seem to get enough.
