Recently, sensationalist headlines have claimed that Meghan Markle underwent a hysterectomy, rendering her biologically incapable of carrying children. Some stories even suggest that, in shock, Prince Harry took a DNA test—only to be stunned by the results. Yet none of this is grounded in reality.
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Let’s set the record straight:
Rumors about Meghan’s supposed hysterectomy or that she did not give birth to her children have been rigorously debunked by trusted fact-check outlets. Reputable media have emphasized that there is no credible evidence supporting these claims. The gossip originates from fringe platforms, social media speculation, or paid clickbait content, not verified sources
The hysterectomy allegation has resurfaced periodically, often driven by online conspiracies. However, fact-checking organizations and royal commentators continue to categorize it as entirely false and invasive. Medical privacy and the absence of any authoritative confirmation make such rumors baseless
Likewise, the narrative about Harry taking a DNA test in panic is pure fiction—typical of what you’d find in tabloid exaggerations designed to shock and mislead. There is absolutely no evidence that any DNA testing took place, nor that the births of Prince Archie or Princess Lilibet are in question.
In short: Meghan did give birth to Archie in 2019 and Lilibet in 2021 under normal circumstances. The hysterectomy and DNA panic storyline are nothing more than unfounded rumors, perpetuated without a shred of factual basis.