Buckingham Palace has finally addressed the true identity of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children, Archie and Lilibet, ending prolonged speculation. The Palace disclosed that the birth certificates of Archie and Lilibet had irregularities in their registration within the UK royal archives, raising questions about their official royal status and lineage legitimacy.
Investigations uncovered that Archie’s birth took place in a private hospital, and despite Meghan’s intention for a home birth, the documentation led to questions over whether their births were properly recorded in royal records. Further complicating matters, an individual identified only as “D.L.” emerged with legal claims supported by signed non-disclosure agreements and hospital records, asserting she is the biological mother of one or both children, based on verified and authenticated legal documents.
These revelations caused significant concern within the Palace, with King Charles reportedly demanding full transparency to protect the integrity of the monarchy. The disclosure of these facts has led to intense media scrutiny and strained relations, particularly between the Sussex camp and the Palace, which accused each other of privacy violations and discrediting.
While the details remain sensitive and partially shrouded in confidentiality, this official acknowledgment marks a historic turning point in the royal family’s ongoing public and private challenges related to Harry and Meghan’s children. The situation underscores the complex interplay of royal lineage, privacy, and modern media exposure.
