Royal commentator Lady Colin Campbell has once again sparked fierce debate online after reviving controversial claims surrounding Meghan Markle’s pregnancies, describing the ongoing speculation as what some critics call the “scam of the century.”
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The remarks, made during recent online discussions and interviews, have fueled renewed attention on long-running “moonbump” conspiracy theories connected to the Duchess of Sussex.
The term “moonbump” refers to prosthetic pregnancy bellies often used in film and television productions. Conspiracy theorists have spent years alleging that Meghan may have used such devices during her pregnancies with Archie and Lilibet, despite no verified evidence supporting those accusations. Researchers and fact-checkers have repeatedly described the theories as baseless internet speculation amplified through social media communities and gossip forums.
Lady C, a frequent royal commentator and author, has continued to hint that unanswered questions remain regarding royal procedures and succession documentation. Clips from interviews and YouTube discussions discussing the allegations have circulated widely online, drawing millions of views and intense reactions from royal supporters and critics alike.
The controversy intensified again after viral videos and photos of Meghan resurfaced online, leading conspiracy-focused communities to dissect her appearance frame by frame. Some online users pointed to changing shapes of her baby bump or unusual camera angles as “evidence,” while others dismissed the claims as harassment rooted in misinformation and hostility toward the Duchess.