
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were called “icons” this week after sharing a funny throwback video of themselves dancing while Meghan was pregnant with their daughter, Lilibet.
The playful clip, posted on Instagram by Meghan as part of a birthday tribute for Lilibet’s fourth birthday, shows the couple letting loose and dancing in hopes of inducing labor.
In the caption, Meghan wrote: “Four years ago today, this also happened.
“Both of our children were a week overdue… so when spicy food, long walks, and acupuncture didn’t work — there was only one thing left to try!”
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Cruel online trolls took the Duchess’s video as another chance to push a bizarre conspiracy theory.
During both her pregnancies, the 43-year-old was accused of wearing a fake “moon bump” — a realistic prosthetic belly often used in film and TV to simulate pregnancy. This strange theory resurfaced again after the birth clip, with some viewers claiming her bump looked “lumpy.”
One person pointed out, “Her bump also didn’t move up and down,” while another commented, “No woman nine months pregnant moves that way.”
But now, a doctor is setting the record straight. In an interview with Tyla, Dr. Farah Ahmed, a GP specializing in women’s health, explained that what people saw as “lumps” were likely CTG monitors, which are used to track the baby’s heartbeat and the mother’s contractions.
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