**Controversy Surrounding Meghan Markle’s Pregnancy Bump Unraveled**

A growing number of individuals are raising eyebrows over Meghan Markle's pregnancy bump, speculating that it might have been a sham.

The belief is that Markle may have utilized a moonbump prosthetic to feign her pregnancy, potentially to conceal the couple's use of a surrogate.

Rumors suggest that Oprah Winfrey and her team stumbled upon Meghan's moonbump and were required to sign non-disclosure agreements.

Although Oprah contemplated addressing the issue, Meghan deemed it inappropriate at the time.

Furthermore, there have been reports that Royal Aid members spotted moonbumps scattered around Frogmore Cottage, including one on a bedroom floor.

Observers noted peculiar movements of Meghan's bumps, with some swaying from side to side, deflating and inflating rapidly, emitting audible popping sounds.

It is common for women using surrogates to wear moonbumps to experience the sensation of being pregnant alongside the surrogate.

Could this explain why Meghan appeared unconcerned about her irregularly shaped bump that reportedly fell to her knees?

Additionally, suspicions arose when Meghan allegedly left her bump behind at a hotel while attending a party with Marcus Anderson in New York City for her baby shower.

Footage capturing the moonbump phenomenon has stirred intrigue, particularly the distinct snap sound coinciding with the visible inflation of the belly as Meghan stood up.

Other recordings depicting the bump's movement have been described as peculiar.

Meanwhile, Oprah Winfrey faced backlash for her handling of the interview with Meghan regarding Archie's skin color, following Harry's denial of accusations of racism within the royal family.

In a surprising turn of events, Harry contradicted his previous statements about the royals being racist while promoting his forthcoming memoir during an interview with ITV's Tom Bradby, and reiterated his stance on Good Morning America.

During a recent interview, Bradby confronted Harry about allegations of racism within the royal family, prompting a heated exchange.

Harry vehemently denied directly accusing his family members of racism, pointing out that the British press had misconstrued his words.

He clarified that Meghan had raised concerns about troubling comments regarding Archie's skin tone, suggesting that these remarks reflected unconscious biases rather than overt racism within the institution.

This distinction sparked a semantic debate, leaving Bradby and other hosts bewildered by Harry's seemingly contradictory statements.

Critics, including BBC royal correspondent Jenny Bond and ITV News royal editor Chris Ship, expressed disappointment over Harry's handling of the situation, labeling it as nearly unforgivable.

While Harry emphasized that his family was not racist and that the issue surrounding Archie's skin color did not constitute racism, online commentators questioned his failure to correct the narrative earlier.

The interview with Oprah left many viewers, including Tom Bradby, perplexed by the conflicting narratives presented by Prince Harry.