Meghan Markle pregnant with twins: why her baby bump feeds speculations

Maths never lie … but they can be very intriguing. Since Kensington Palace announced on Monday, October 15 that Meghan Markle was pregnant with her first child, the speculation machine has been racing. The bookmakers have already launched many bets on the pregnancy of the Duchess of Susbad and in particular on the name of the royal baby. But what really holds the attention of royal observers for a few days is the baby bump of the future mother, already very pronounced. For many, maths do not stick.

While Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are currently in the Pacific for a 15-day royal tour, the Duchess of Susbad has been stepping up to show off her belly, which is becoming more and more blooming every day. But the imposing baby bump of the young woman of 37 years feeds the rumors. Kensington Palace announced that the royal baby was expected for the spring of 2019 and a source close to the royal palace who said that the Duchess pbaded the ultrasound of the 12th week, all led to believe that Meghan Markle was pregnant 3 months . Her pregnancy should barely be seen.

But, Tuesday, October 23, at a reception in Fiji, Prince Harry's wife unveiled a very round belly in a sublime blue dress. An outfit that sowed doubt again. What if the Duchess of Susbad was not pregnant for 12 weeks but more? Another explanation for this very advanced baby bump has also emerged. According to the Australian newspaper Woman's dayMeghan Markle would actually be pregnant with twins. This would explain her very mum shapes for a 12-week pregnancy. The newspaper explains that Meghan Markle herself has sold the wick by giving a clue that does not deceive: the day of her arrival in Australia, the Duchess of Susbad hid her round belly with two purple binders.

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