A third chimed in with: “Always monochrome. Is that easier to retouch? YES.” While yet another added, “The upper body of that kid doesn’t look proportional. But maybe it’s just me trying to detect AI.”

Some went even further, cruelly commenting things like, “Whose kid has she borrowed this time?” and “What a happy looking child… whoever’s it is.”

This isn’t the first time Meghan has faced such claims. Earlier this month, a Mother’s Day post spiraled into another round of online speculation, with accusations she had altered her son’s toes in the photo.

Others claimed that changes in the children’s hair—lighter or darker depending on lighting—were signs they weren’t really Archie and Lilibet. “Where is Archie’s and Lili’s red hair this week Meghan Markle?” one person demanded, ignoring the obvious explanation of lighting and angles.

“Her hair changed colour,” wrote another, while a third quipped, “Different hair colour too.” Others echoed similar remarks: “Their hair is dark now too” and “And what about Archie’s hair? Coarse, thick, curly and red… to black and dead straight.”

Despite the endless speculation, Meghan and Harry appear to be doing well since moving to California. The couple married in 2018 and now have two children: Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four.

In 2020, they made headlines after stepping back from royal duties and relocating to Meghan’s home state of California, where they’ve since built a new life away from the constant pressures of royal life in the UK.