A throwback video of Meghan Markle dancing while heavily pregnant with Princess Lilibet has sparked heated debate, but media personality Megyn Kelly, alongside commentator Stu Burguiere, has offered a provocative theory that has caught widespread attention.
.jpg)
The charming yet controversial video, shared by Meghan on social media to celebrate Lilibet’s fourth birthday, shows Meghan doing a lively “baby mama dance” in the hospital room, attempting to induce labor through spirited twerking and playful moves. Prince Harry joins in with some enthusiastic dance moves, capturing a rare candid family moment not typically seen from royal life.
While many praised the video as relatable and joyful, Megyn Kelly reacted with a stricter, more skeptical lens. On her SiriusXM show, Megyn described the footage as “vulgar and vile,” criticizing Meghan for what she sees as a performative breakdown of royal decorum. Megyn argued that Meghan’s actions reflect a deep disconnect between her public image as a poised Duchess and her private behavior, which she believes lacks dignity and self-respect in such a sacred moment.
Stu Burguiere chimed in with a theory suggesting that the video’s release was a calculated publicity stunt designed to keep Meghan in the media spotlight amid waning public interest and intensifying royal drama. He proposed that sharing such an intimate and unusual moment was meant to humanize Meghan while simultaneously overshadowing negative press.
Megyn and Stu debated whether Meghan’s approach to public exposure blurs the lines between private family life and strategic media manipulation. They questioned the example set for young women watching such content and the broader implications for royal dignity in the modern era.
Despite the criticism, the video remains a snapshot of Meghan and Harry’s effort to celebrate personal joy amid complex public scrutiny, sparking ongoing conversation about how royals balance personal moments with their public roles.
Would you like a detailed timeline of Meghan’s viral moment or an analysis of public reactions to royal social media posts?