Lady Colin Campbell has sparked fresh controversy after reportedly claiming she once alerted palace officials about what she described as Meghan Markle’s “variable baby bump” during Meghan’s pregnancy with Archie Mountbatten-Windsor. The comments, which resurfaced in recent interviews and online discussions, have reignited debate around long-running conspiracy theories tied to the Sussex family.
According to reports, Lady Colin Campbell alleged she became concerned after noticing what she believed were inconsistencies in Meghan’s appearance during public engagements in 2018 and 2019. She claimed these observations led her to privately raise questions with palace contacts at the time. However, Campbell did not provide evidence supporting any claims of wrongdoing, and no official findings or credible reports have ever substantiated the rumors surrounding Meghan’s pregnancy.
The “baby bump” theories first spread widely across social media during Meghan’s time as a working royal, with online users scrutinizing photos and videos from royal appearances. Critics questioned changes in the shape and movement of Meghan’s pregnancy bump, while supporters dismissed the claims as invasive and deeply unfair speculation directed at the Duchess.
Royal experts have repeatedly warned against treating internet rumors as factual, noting that pregnancy appearances can naturally vary depending on clothing, posture, camera angles, and normal physical changes. Medical professionals have also criticized public speculation about women’s bodies, calling such commentary inappropriate and harmful.
Despite this, conspiracy theories involving Meghan and Prince Harry have remained persistent online, fueled by years of intense media attention surrounding the couple. Since stepping back from royal duties and relocating to United States in 2020, the Sussexes have continued to face constant scrutiny over both their public and private lives.