Rumors surrounding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have once again exploded across social media after online speculation claimed Meghan’s former husband had revealed a supposed “medical secret” about the couple’s children, Archie and Lilibet
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Some internet users quickly connected the rumors to Meghan’s ex-husband, film producer Trevor Engelson, despite the fact that Engelson has remained publicly silent about Meghan and the royal family for years.
Royal commentators and media analysts have urged caution, pointing out that stories involving celebrity children often gain traction online without factual backing. Archie and Lilibet, the young children of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have largely been kept away from the public eye as their parents continue to prioritize privacy and security for their family life in California.
The renewed attention comes at a time when interest in the Sussex family remains intense following multiple interviews, documentaries, and memoir revelations involving the British royal family. Still, no reputable publication has produced evidence that Engelson disclosed any confidential information, medical or otherwise, about the children.
Observers also note that celebrity misinformation spreads rapidly because emotionally charged headlines attract clicks and engagement. Social media users are therefore encouraged to verify claims through reliable news organizations before sharing dramatic reports online.
Meanwhile, supporters of Meghan and Harry argue that speculation about children crosses an ethical line, especially when unsupported claims involve health or personal matters. Critics of tabloid culture say the situation reflects the growing problem of rumor-driven reporting in the digital age.