Well, folks, it looks like Buckingham Palace may have let slip one of the biggest secrets in the royal world right now. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting, and it seems that the palace might have accidentally revealed the name and gender of their royal baby. If you're into royal drama, this is the kind of scoop we live for. So, buckle up, because we're diving into what could be the biggest royal blunder—or is it all just a coincidence?
Reserved Pages on the Palace Website: A Sneak Peek?
According to reports, some interesting activity has been spotted on the Buckingham Palace website. Pages have reportedly been reserved under the names "Prince Arthur," "Prince James," and "Prince Alexander." Now, here's where it gets fascinating—if you try to access any other rumored baby names on the site, you'll be redirected to a "page not found" error. However, if you attempt to visit the pages for Arthur, James, or Alexander, you're sent right back to the homepage. Coincidence? Or is this a subtle hint about the royal couple's plans?
Is It a Glitch or a Clue?
While the reserved names might seem like a dead giveaway, insiders are quick to dismiss these findings as mere technicalities. A source speaking to Yahoo UK explained that the website has had numerous search term redirects set up for quite some time. These redirects were implemented to enhance user experience. The source also mentioned that other names preceded by "prince" or "princess" produce the same results. So, it could all just be a harmless website quirk—or could it?
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Meghan's Past Comments: Any Clues There?
For those still on the edge of their seats, there's an intriguing interview from Meghan's past that might offer some insight. Back in 2015, Meghan spoke with HELLO! Canada about a special gift she planned to give her daughter one day. She mentioned a Cartier French Tank watch she had purchased and engraved with "To M.M. From M.M." This has led some royal fans to speculate that she might name her little princess Mary, a name steeped in royal history.
