The buzz and the speculations over the second pregnancy of Meghan Markle have once again started after the Duchess of Sussex asked the London High Court to move the start date of her trial against the Associated Newspapers.
Justice Mark Warby agreed to push the date back from Jan. 11, 2021 to at least nine months later. The judge indicated that he cannot divulge why Meghan Markle asked for the move for "confidential reason."
According to Daniela Elser of News Corp Australia, social media netizens immediately speculated that this reason could be none other than the Duchess of Sussex's second pregnancy. The Telegraph tried to reach out to the spokesperson for the Sussexes but they refused to comment on the matter.
Elser also pointed out that Associated Newspapers, and its publication Mail on Sunday, did not contest the request to move the trial date. She said it is unusual for the tabloid to agree "out of new-found goodwill" after their strong proclamations that they will fight the Sussexes in court.
A few days prior to the postponement, bookers from Coral's and Landbrokes said that the odds of Meghan's second pregnancy are at 4/5 and 5/4. A spokesperson for Coral's told The Sun that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will likely have a pregnancy announcement by the end of 2020.
Prince Harry said during a conversation with his friend Jane Goodall, the primatology expert and conservationist, that he and his wife plan to have two kids, at most. Meghan is nearing 40 years old and thus should plan her second pregnancy as soon as possible. The Sussex's first-born son, Archie Harrison, is almost 18 months in November.
Body language expert Judi James said that there are signs Prince Harry is ready for another baby with Meghan in his last video conference with Patrick Hutchinson of Black Lives Matter. Apparently, the Duke of Sussex's face lit up when he learned that Hutchinson is a dad of four kids. It showed he was impressed, surprised and apparently excited with his "I'm a dad, too, face."
Meghan's rumored second pregnancy has popped up many times before. During her video conversation with Evening Standard at the beginning of October, she eagerly talked about the milestones of Archie.
Royals fans noticed that Meghan wore a loose top and a trench coat for the interview. They think that it's a deliberate move to cover her growing baby bump. An insider also revealed to Us Weekly that Meghan is eager to be a mother again as they set their roots in California.
If Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is indeed in the family way, this baby will be the first member of the British royal family to be born as an American citizen. Archie was born at a London hospital in May 2019.
