Meghan Markle 2018: Is She Pregnant? Prince Harry’s Fiancee Will Not Be Called A Princess After Royal Wedding
After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle confirmed their romantic relationship, people started to wonder when will they tie the knot. Now that the younger brother of Prince William and the former Suits actress have already set a date for their union as husband and wife, Markle is rumored to be pregnant before the Royal wedding.
According to Radar Online, Prince Harry and Markle have met with fertility doctors in the months leading up to their royal nuptials. The site claims that the couple is trying to make sure that the 36-year-old former actress will be able to conceive right away. Although the humanitarian activist is incredibly fit and healthy, they were allegedly meeting with “nutritionists and doctors” who would help her get the best chance of getting pregnant.
“Harry and Meghan want to get pregnant as quickly as possible after their wedding,” the source said. “They both know that as Meghan gets older, it can get increasingly harder to conceive – and they are both keenly aware of her vulnerability to health complications and the chance of miscarriage the older she gets.”
Although In Touch took it up a notch and claimed that Markle is already pregnant, Gossip Cop quickly slammed the report. The site shared that a source close to Prince Harry’s wife-to-be noted that she is “certainly not expecting.”
It is also worth to note that Prince Harry had revealed that he is ready to become a father, so seeing Markle pregnant soon might not be impossible. However, reports about her already having a bun in the oven are untrue.
Now that all the Markle pregnancy rumors are out of the way, the next big question is what will be her title after she marries Prince Harry? Unlike in the fairytales where the chosen wife of a Prince will automatically be called a Princess, Markle will be known as Her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Wales.
Prince Harry and Markle will then be known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after they say their “I Dos.” The much-awaited Royal wedding will take place on May 19 at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle in the United Kingdom.
