Just like Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle is also surrounded by a lot of pregnancy rumors. There is even a circulating report today that the Duchess of Sussex and husband, Prince Harry, are already expecting their second baby, due on their son's, Archie, first birthday next year.
A tabloid claimed Meghan is now pregnant with her second child with Prince Harry. Allegedly, on its cover, Prince Harry confirmed the news. However, without concrete evidence, the publication only based its report on the former actress' body language.
An alleged onlooker told the magazine that Meghan couldn't stop touching her stomach, which could be a sign that she is pregnant. The spectator argued that the former Suits star is about three months pregnant. So, her baby is due around Archie's first birthday in May 2020. The purported source even used Prince Harry's moving speech about his wife and son as another indication that Meghan is heavy with a child.
Gossip Cop debunked this story and said that there is no truth about it all. The tabloid only used Meghan's gesture as its proof to allege that she is pregnant. There is no way that the onlooker can prove that she is expecting and is three months along by only touching her stomach. Prince Harry's statement about his family, too, cannot prove that there is a second baby on the way.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry earlier revealed that he only wanted to have two children. The Duke of Sussex revealed his baby plans, in an interview with the legendary anthropologist Jane Goodall, that also came out on Meghan's guest-edited British Vogue September issue.
While talking about the decreasing supply of natural resources today, they suddenly pointed out how terrifying the environmental threat is to a parent. Goodall told Prince Harry the diminishing amount of supply is frightening, especially that they just had a baby, pertaining to the Sussexes' son, Archie Harrison.
"I view it differently now, without question," Harry said. However, he also revealed that even before he had a child and hoping to have children, he never wanted to have too many. "Two, maximum!" he confirmed.
In his earlier interview, even before they welcomed Archie, Prince Harry joked that if he had more than a couple of babies, it would "serve him right." In another interview, he said that having five children was far "too many."
Prince Harry knows that this world is only borrowed. So, others have to take care of it. As intelligent as all the people are or as evolved as all are supposed to be, Meghan's husband advised that everyone should be able to leave something better behind for the future generations.
