In a dramatic twist that has reignited royal controversy, reports are claiming that hospital records connected to Meghan Markle’s 2019 delivery of baby Archie have surfaced—and the details are leaving Prince Harry stunned. The documents, allegedly released by insiders under mounting pressure, are sparking furious debate across the globe about what really happened during the birth of the Sussexes’ first child.
According to the leaked records, there are “notable inconsistencies” between the public announcements made by the royal couple and the hospital’s official files. While Buckingham Palace had stated Meghan gave birth at London’s Portland Hospital in May 2019, the documents reportedly fail to align with the exact dates and times that were shared with the public. Even more startling, some entries appear to have been redacted or marked “restricted,” raising further suspicions about secrecy surrounding the event.
Prince Harry, who had proudly announced Archie’s arrival to the world in front of cameras, is said to be “shaken” by the renewed scrutiny. Sources close to the situation reveal that he feels the constant digging into his wife’s medical privacy is both “intrusive and cruel.” Yet critics argue that the inconsistencies in the records only fuel the long-standing speculation that Meghan may not have carried Archie herself, and that surrogacy may have been involved.
For years, Meghan’s pregnancy has been the subject of public debate, with skeptics pointing to her fluctuating baby bump size and unusual body language during royal engagements. The lack of traditional photos outside the hospital on the day of Archie’s birth only intensified rumors that something was being hidden. These new hospital records have added gasoline to that fire.
Social media exploded as soon as whispers of the documents began circulating. Hashtags like #ArchieRecords and #RoyalBirthCoverUp began trending within hours, with thousands of users demanding “full transparency” from the Sussexes. Supporters of Harry and Meghan, however, insist the records prove nothing and that the redactions are standard practice to protect patient confidentiality.
Still, the timing of the release—coming amid Harry and Meghan’s ongoing struggles with public image and financial pressures—could not be worse for the couple. Some royal experts suggest this may force the Sussexes to issue a rare and direct statement clarifying the circumstances of Archie’s birth once and for all.