Royal biographers Lady Colin Campbell (Lady C) and Tom Bower have ignited a fresh storm in the Sussex saga, dropping what they describe as “clarifying truths” about the birth circumstances of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children, Archie and Lilibet. Their revelations, aired during a joint interview on a late-night talk program, have reportedly left the Duke and Duchess of Sussex “furious beyond words.”
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According to Lady C, long-whispered speculation within royal circles has always centered on “unique arrangements” surrounding the Sussex children’s arrivals. Without directly questioning their parentage, both she and Bower suggested that key details were “deliberately obscured” from the public, allegedly to maintain privacy while controlling the narrative.
Tom Bower, known for his investigative approach, claimed that the official birth announcements were “carefully choreographed,” with timing and location details raising questions among royal observers. He stopped short of making unfounded allegations, instead pointing to “the striking differences in how Harry and Meghan handled these births compared to royal tradition.”
The interview, which quickly trended online, sparked an avalanche of commentary — ranging from staunch defense of the Sussexes’ right to privacy to demands for Buckingham Palace to “clear the record.” Pro-Sussex supporters blasted the authors for “crossing a moral line,” while critics accused Harry and Meghan of sowing confusion by withholding information.
Sources close to the couple say the remarks have deeply angered them, with Meghan allegedly describing the discussion as “a cruel intrusion into our children’s lives.” Harry, still battling tensions with the Royal Family, is reportedly considering legal options if the claims are repeated in print or broadcast.
The Palace has declined to comment, emphasizing its long-standing policy of not engaging with speculative reports about family members’ private matters.
Royal watchers note that Lady C and Tom Bower are no strangers to controversy, each having written bestselling yet polarizing books about the House of Windsor. “They know exactly how to get attention,” one commentator observed. “And this topic — Archie and Lilibet — is dynamite.”
For now, the truth behind the Sussex children’s early days remains known only to their parents and a tight inner circle. But the fallout from this latest public clash shows no signs of fading, threatening to deepen the already wide rift between Harry, Meghan, and the institution they left behind.