Shocking theories about Meghan Markle’s twerking video exposed.
Meghan Markle has danced her way straight back into a tabloid tornado, and this time, it’s not just about her moves.
Meghan’s pregnancy video described.
An 80-second Instagram clip, shared to celebrate Princess Lilibet’s fourth birthday, shows a very pregnant Meghan twerking in what appears to be a hospital room.
Soundtracked by the viral Baby Mama Dance, the clip features Meghan lip-syncing and bump-shaking in a hospital gown, with Prince Harry awkwardly shuffling in behind her.
“Four years ago today,” the caption reads, beneath the heavily edited, retro-styled reel posted to her three million Instagram followers.
“Both of our children were a week past their due dates… so when spicy food, all that walking, and acupuncture didn’t work – there was only one thing left to do!”
For Meghan, that apparently meant breaking into a twerk beside a hospital bed. For her critics, it meant sounding the alarm.
Harmless fun? Maybe. But the internet sleuths think otherwise—and they’ve wasted no time in resurrecting one of the wildest royal conspiracy theories to date.
Theories about Meghan’s twerking video detailed.
The clip, while clearly meant to be lighthearted, has become social media rocket fuel—especially for those peddling long-standing rumors that Meghan never carried her children at all.
Conspiracies about “Moonbumps,” surrogates, and staged births have trailed Meghan since 2019, when she was pregnant with her first child, Archie.
In some corners of Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), this latest video is being touted as fresh “evidence” of a so-called royal cover-up.
The core theory? That Meghan’s baby bump was fake, purchased, and strapped on for photo ops—while a surrogate secretly carried both of her children.
“It’s just not believable,” wrote one user. “No woman that far along is out here doing the Baby Mama Dance unless it’s on a green screen.”
Others zeroed in on supposed “continuity errors” in the video: Meghan’s jewelry, her movements, the lighting, even Harry’s hoodie.
“Wouldn’t she have had to remove her rings if she was really in a hospital setting?” asked another conspiracy theorist.
Original pregnancy rumor traced.
These kinds of online rabbit holes are nothing new to Meghan and Harry—who’ve long been favorite targets of internet obsessives and armchair detectives.
The speculation first caught fire in early 2019, when clips of Meghan’s “folding bump” during public appearances were dissected frame by frame.
Users at the time claimed her belly moved “unnaturally,” citing supposed creases, angles, and physics-defying positions as “proof” of prosthetics.
By the time Meghan gave birth to Archie, the surrogate theory had its own viral subreddit, complete with timelines, photo comparisons, and AI-assisted analysis.
Harry once called online criticism of Meghan “cruel and calculated,” but the royal couple’s efforts to fight back have only seemed to make things worse.
Royal watchers argue that the couple’s complicated relationship with privacy—criticizing media scrutiny while posting intimate content—only fuels the fire.
Analysis of twerking video confirmed.
Ingrid Seward, royal expert and editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, didn’t hold back in her take on the twerking video.
“They make such a point about privacy and security and then they put stuff out there. Meghan can’t resist,” Seward told The Sun.
“I think it’s completely hypocritical for everything she stands for. It’s very embarrassing.”
Still, the video racked up millions of views within hours, and sparked headlines across the globe—some praising Meghan’s candor, others raising their eyebrows.
The problem? What was likely a private, cheeky memory has become public domain—open to interpretation, ridicule, and conspiracy.
For critics, the biggest question isn’t whether Meghan was dancing, but whether she was even pregnant to begin with.
Some even claim the footage was generated by AI or filmed on a studio set, calling the lighting and background “suspiciously controlled.”
Others say it’s physically “impossible” to move like that during late-stage pregnancy, dubbing Meghan “superhuman” with a side of sarcasm.
Meghan’s defenders say the entire controversy is misogynistic nonsense rooted in an unwillingness to let her be both royal and real.
But even her fans admit: the choice to drop a hospital-room twerk clip on Instagram was… bold.
Will Meghan address the rumors?
Whether it was meant to silence the trolls or just make her daughter laugh, the result has been the opposite: the internet is now on fire.
And in true Sussex fashion, a viral video meant to reclaim the narrative has instead sparked one of the wildest royal plotlines yet.