Speculations about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry planning for a baby have been aplenty. They will reportedly tie the knot and have a baby soon after. A publication carried the news fed by a source that the loved up couple are already thinking about kids this early. But before the baby, they will get married first.
Hollywood Life reported that the "Suits" actress has already been thinking about getting pregnant right after the wedding. She has reportedly consulted fertility experts about freezing her eggs. The actress was thinking about her age that will soon be beyond the ideal age to bear children.
The report added that the royal boyfriend is allegedly one with the women's rights advocate regarding children. Prince Harry was reportedly excited to become a dad. The reports are exciting for the fans of the actress and the royal family because another royal baby will be added to the family.
But not long after the fans and supporters of the Meghan-Harry relationship have rejoiced, Gossip Cop has declared that the above source's news was fake. The meeting with fertility experts and Markle not taking chances when it comes to her upcoming pregnancy were all unfounded reports.
The rumor-buster investigated every single story and even saw a representative for Markle. The source declared that the baby news and the freezing of eggs were 100 percent lies. Gossip Cop mentioned that many previous reports about Prince Harry have been carried by the unreliable source even during his relationship with Cressida Bonas.
One thing is true, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are enjoying their relationship. They always find time to be together like during his friend's wedding in Jamaica. Pippa Middleton and James Matthew's wedding will be the next social gathering that the royal couple will attend. They will be at the after-ceremony party as they cannot attend the exchange of vows. Protocol dictates that only family members, engaged and married couples can attend the said wedding ceremony.
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