After months of solo appearances,.. SEE THE NEXT PAGES for more... Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently came together to film a pre-recorded video message, in which they discussed online safety as part of the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Violence Against Children in Colombia. It was their first joint appearance since visiting Colombia back in August, which understandably grabbed headlines. But that wasn’t the only thing that got people talking, as a few people on the internet thought the Duchess of Sussex may have subtly hinted that she was pregnant with her third child thanks to something she was wearing. The 43-year-old former Suits actress wowed fans in a bold blue Ralph Lauren blazer in the video, which is what led the internet to speculate about her rumored third pregnancy. This is because she previously wore the blazer when she was pregnant with Prince Archie, and fans think that she may have been bringing her maternity wardrobe back out because she is expecting again. It’s a bit of a reach, but a few people on social media are convinced that that’s the case! After watching the video, one person online thought “the couple have decided to expand their family,” while another thought it wasn’t just the reappearance of the blazer that suggested she may be pregnant, as they also said: “Her face looks fuller.” The same person then asked: “Is she trying to tell us she’s pregnant again?#8221; “Is that why the SSsugars are saying she’s pregnant – Megnant,” asked someone on X, while someone else shut down the rumor by saying that Meghan’s gorgeous glow must be down to her skincare products and *not* pregnancy, writing: “Meghan has skincare that she’s been using for years. Meghan’s skincare always makes Meghan look glowing. Meghan is NOT pregnant in the picture.” Another person who didn’t think she was pregnant simply thought she re-wore the blazer “to cause speculation.” Mission accomplished, then! In their video message, Prince Harry, who was dressed in a matching navy blazer, said: "The first ever ministerial conference on ending violence against children comes at a crucial time, and quite frankly, should not be required, but here we are. We are at a crossroads where the urgency to reassess and redefine our approach to protecting children has become increasingly evident. While the necessity has always been apparent, it is now time to translate that awareness into meaningful action." The American Riviera Orchard founder also weighed in, and said: "My husband and I recognize today's reality is marked by greater connectivity and advanced technology, which of course has many positives, but which also compels us to better understand how digital violence against children is manifesting itself in this age." She added: "At the Archewell Foundation, we engage with young people, families, and experts worldwide learning how every aspect of a child's life—from their livelihood to their physical and mental wellbeing—now operate within an online economy that has the power to both shape, and misshape, our connections." The Spare author concluded by saying: "Young people are calling for help. Families are desperately seeking support. They are urging us to leverage the resources in this room to confront the new reality our youth are facing. We look forward to the actions and outcomes of the discussions that will take place here in Colombia, and are grateful for the leadership, expertise, and testimonies that will come together in this room to address all forms of violence targeting the most vulnerable in our world." SOURCE: Shefinds
