- Meghan Markle and Prince Harry left an Instagram comment on Prince Louis' new birthday pics, and it has a major clue about whether or not she's had the royal baby.
- Meghan is due in April or May, so. get. ready.
Wondering if Meghan Markle's secretly had her baby? Love sleuthing? Cool, we have so much in common already! And there's an enticing update for us to nerd-out over! So, the other day Kensington Palace released a series of pictures of Prince Louis that are best described as "MUCH CHEEKS" and "SO TEETH" and "VERY CUTE." The photos were shared in celebration of Prince Louis' first birthday yesterday (time flies when you're a casual royal with amazing eyebrows) and were taken by none other than his mom, Duchess Kate Middleton.
And while the pictures were cute, fans seemed even more interested in fact that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle commented on them using their official Instagram account. In a sweet message clearly written by either Meghan or Harry (as opposed to a member of their team), the pair wrote "Happy Birthday Louis! Sending lots of love from both of us."
[asset removed due to syndication rights]Notice anything...interesting about this? How about the phrase "both of us," which strongly implies two people—ya know, versus two people and a royal baby, which would be "the three of us," or "all of us." I know, right? !!!!!
FYI, this clue was first noticed by one of royal expert Elizabeth Holmes' fans on Instagram Stories, so shoutout to them.
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Unless Meghan and Harry are doing a very good job of covering their royal baby tracks, it looks like—as of these Louis pics!—Meghan has *not* given birth. Good to know considering the couple are doing things a little differently and not necessarily informing the world when they have their baby. In other words, this has been the update you've desperately been craving, bye!
Mehera Bonner is a celebrity and entertainment news writer who enjoys Bravo and Antiques Roadshow with equal enthusiasm, She was previously entertainment editor at Marie Claire and has covered pop culture for over a decade.
